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The Calgary Police Service is currently investigating the theft of 12 firearms from a local outdoor sporting goods store.
At approximately 6:30 a.m., on Tuesday, April 19, 2016, police were called to Cabela’s, 851 64 Ave. N.E., for reports of a break in at the store. Officers arrived to find the front doors on the north side of the store had been smashed and several weapons had been stolen.
The break in occurred around 4:40 a.m., however, was not noticed until two hours later when staff started arriving for work. A store manager was inside at the time, however, was in a back room and did not hear the break in take place.
Once inside the store, the suspect went directly to four glass display cases that housed handguns and long guns. Nine handguns and three restricted rifles worth more than $10,000 were taken during the break and enter. The suspect was in the store less than four minutes.
The suspect was wearing a black balaclava, blue jeans, black running shoes, and a grey hoodie with blue long sleeves and a logo reading GSRD. He was carrying a red and white Tommy Hilfiger duffle bag. Video of the suspect is available on The City of Calgary Newsroom.
The Calgary Police Service will work collaboratively with The Canadian Firearms Centre and the Chief Firearms Officer to ensure that Cabela’s firearms were stored in accordance with the Firearms Act.
The items stolen include the following:
Rifles:
• .223-calibre Benelli semi-automatic
• .223-calibre XM 15 Bushmaster semi-automatic
• .22-calibre M&P 1522 Smith & Wesson semi-automatic
Handguns
• .40-calibre 941 Jericho semi-automatic handgun
• .45-calibre Glock 21 semi-automatic
• 9-mm PX4 Storm Beretta semi-automatic
• 9-mm 92FS Beretta semi-automatic
• .40-calibre 22GEN4 Glock semi-automatic
• 9-mm 941 Jericho semi-automatic
• 10-mm 20C Glock semi-automatic
• 9-mm 17C Glock semi-automatic
• .40-calibre 22C Glock semi-automatic
>>29708194
>gun control stops criminals from getting guns
I bet the police will catch him when his body forces him to register the restricted firearms because the law says so.
>Working inna copshop
>trying to figure out why this laptop for a squad car has no sound
>figure it out
>meanwhile, clacking sounds from the squad room
>figure someone is logjamming the space bar for who knows why
>boss tells me one of the squad room machines has a problem and to go figure out WTF these retards did
>meanwhile [clacking intensifies]
>enter squad room
>cops checking out someone's new sidearm
>Oh so that's what the clacking wa-
>"Hey is this thing loaded?"
>racks slide
>cop whose sidearm it is stiffens
>"It is now dumbass"
>everyone stands there while the Deputy Chief realizes he chambered a round while the gun was pointed at the Chief, some officer, and the IT guy
>walk over to computer in question
>laugh internally as the DC slooooowly unloads the sidearm and hands it back
>turns out some dipshit upgraded to IE 11
>none of the state website stuff supports over IE 9
Retarded cops thread?
Retarded cops thread.
>>29708016
I'd rather hear more stories from you than share my own desu.
Have any more from where that came from?
>>29708073
Hrm. Let's see.
>the case of the fucked up touch-screen
>body camera Boogaloo
>turns out we need MORE surveillance
>ITanon is accused of stealing 3 shitty Dell PCs
Take your pick, the cops have so far not been retards about firearms. Except for the OP, that was full retard.
>>29708125
You know the answers gotta be "All of them".
Some relic hunters in Latvia found some hermetically-sealed German Saboteur Caches. It's pretty fucking neato.
http://imgur.com/a/Cbcre
Explosives disguised as coal to be thrown into railway coal stores.
>>29708000
>explosives disguised as coal
Im pretty sure the krauts were issued explosives disguised as coal during operation pastorious
>>29707990
I hope they don't gut those pistols, or ruin them.
Now those guns have some cool history
So I'm applying for a job at a local BP station and got to talk with the owner. I asked her if she allowed her employees to either open of conceal carry. She responds by saying it's not BP store policy and that I'm not allowed to. I also asked if it was ok to wear at bullet proof vest. She said she'd have to ask her lawyer but she didn't think so.
If I get this job, how fucked am I?
they can only fire you from your minimum wage gas station clerk for saving your own life.
You won't get the job if you asked stupid ass questions like that. I'm pretty sure this is b8 though and consider your post a success because someone replied.
This is going to be unpopular as fuck around here, but robbers want your money. Wear a vest, and you should be fine.
You won't get hired after that question though
Most gas station employees are felons and they don't want them to pic related if they want a gun for protection
I've read that other people on /k/ do this, as I do myself.
Why is it when we get a new fun, all we want to do is fiddle with it at home? Even after taking my new Walther out to the range today, I'm sitting here at my desk listening to a few podcasts, and I can't stop fucking with the damn thing.
>Why do we do it with only firearms?
Why is it I can sit here through a movie or podcast and finger fuck my gun the whole way through, but if I get some other thing, example being a new book or something, I'm not fucking with it or flipping the pages of it while doing something else.
>What is the psychology behind this?
Bump, im interested
I think it has to do with the appreciation of the machinery.
Guilty as charged, I get thick sweat marks on my p226's grips and have to clean them out once a week from just touching it
>>29707824
Well a book isn't very tactile. A new gun is an unfamiliar object that you can explore with your hands. It's human nature to investigate items like that, especially that hold significance to us.
so did this guy actually serve in the Marines, or is this another case of stolen valor faggotry
>>29707812
He made the site when he was still active duty.
>>29707828
is there any proof of this? third party verification or anything?
it sounds and feels a lot like he made a bunch of shit up to make money off a comic book
why so mad, boot?
Is it worth it or is it all hype? Hearing some pretty bad things about it here and there but I want to try one out for my shield
Best holster I've ever used for my G19. For CCW EDC it's phenomenal. That is, if you're not a nasty fat fucking piece of fucking garbage fuck who can't fucking fit a pistol under your fat fucking gut uou fuck!
>>29707795
I have one for my shield. I enjoy it. But I prefer my stealthgear...
>>29707954
I can tell you're fat because you brought it up in a thread where it wasn't mentioned once.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40JmEj0_aVM
So when are we going to get a modern one of these with miniaturized nukes for ammo?
>>29707630
>13mm caliber
>you can't really make a nuke that small
>>29707986
>What is future
>>29708019
>I don't know what critical mass is
Was Mike an operator?
It's a well known fact that he used to tripfag here on /k/
Newfag
He was between operator and agent. The silent professional. Mike is the badass you secretly wish you could be.
About as operator as it gets.
RIP in peace.
I wanna make brass, but idk if its even possible for me to do. what exactly goes into making brass? is there a way it could be done so one doesn't have to buy it from a factory?
>>29707493
well u take copper and zinc and put them together
its not that hard
https://youtu.be/0lapLWlw5qk
>>29707504
Kek, I think he means forming brass into cartridge casings.
>>29707493
You'll need to look up the steps to progressively stamp metal. You'll also need to look up the metallurgy of the brass you are buying to know when to anneal it to prevent cracks from work hardening.
Much math and 3D CAD drawings will be needed. But it could be a fun and lucrative project.
WHERE IS YOUR POWER ARMOR?
>>29707445
WHERE IS YOUR FACE AHHHHHHHHHH
>>29707445
Power armor is for pussies
SORRY SERGEANT DORNAN, I GOT IT NOW. WON'T HAPPEN AGAIN
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
>tfw never served in the military and don't plan to
I almost feel out of place on this board
You were never a welfare queen. No need to feel bad about it.
>>29707351
You're fine, half of /k/ doesn't even own guns or doing anything military related
Just like half of /o/ doesn't own a car
/v/ doesn't play video games
/tv/ doesn't watch TV or movies
>>29707490
I would say it's closer to 75%
Friday night /k/ movies.
Generation kill
Predator
Total recall
Running man
Doomsday preppers season 1
Mail call
shh just come
Bamp
Does the POW MIA stuff ever become kind of trite to anyone else?
>>29707190
>air force
it gets a little oversaturated, with bumper stickers and flags upon flags, but the message is only how you take it. i take it as an acknowledgement that thousands have died straight out without being reconstituted properly, of which many were indeed unannounced prisoners. we've fought in dozens of foreign wars with varying numbers and little time between them. that sra, that looks like missouri state flag? hope she caught hell for that silly picture
>>29707297
>that sra, that looks like missouri state flag?
fucking lmao
