many stolen guns

[jeff52984]

House was robber this past holiday weekend. Multiple guns stolen be on the lookout please.
mossberg 500 pistol grip 12ga with heat shroud
cva optima muzzleloader with thumbhole stock black and silver
old bolt action 20ga
model 94 lever action 30/30 with scope
m&p 45c with kydex holster
.22lr bolt action with scope 7 round mag
12ga wingmaster (i believe) blueing is rusting a little long bird barrel
centerpoint whisper 380 crossbow with utg 4x lighted reticle scope

Some of these guns were very sentimental so any possible input where they could be would be great. Thanks MGO
I do have some pictures of weapons and some serial numbers. Location was irish hills area Lenawee county

[john.41]

Sorry for your loss.....descriptions without serial numbers, aren't much help.

[JohnJak]

What did they use to breach the safe door?

[jeff52984]

30/30 numbers 5392508
mp numbers DTA9870

Those are the only numbers I have so far still going through my files. As for the breach some guns were stored in a wood gun cabinet so didnt take much. Very hard lesson learned figured living in the country this would never happen well I was wrong. Next will be a large fireproof heavy gun safe that I hope they couldnt breach at all.

[DEVIL DOG]

Don't kick yourself too hard over this. There is not a safe in existence that can prevent someone with a little skill, some tools & time. Hopefully, you had some insurance.

[jeff52984]

Yes I had insurance but that is a joke too. They are giving me $19 for the one 12ga that was my fathers and $96 for my 30/30. All in all even after insurance im out well more than 5 grand plus the loss of sentimental things that can never get back. They also will not reimburse any money, coins, or bonds

[flocass1]

Hi,

I posted in another thread that the Michigan State Police destroy firearms. I had two guns stolen in 1990, and I was repeatedly told that I have to contact the police, not the other way around. I never recovered mine. Keep your eye on the list, and hopefully you will have better luck..

https://www.michigan.gov/msp/0,4643,...5376--,00.html

[VIGILANT]

You should always insure your weapons for "stated value" on your policy.

Stated Value is coverage that reflects an amount that is “stated” at the onset of the policy. ... With Agreed Value coverage, the insurance company will guarantee that they will pay this agreed-upon value in the event of a covered total loss. Stated value has nothing to do with market value.