STOLEN TRAP GUNS IN SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN

Please look out for the following stolen guns:


Krieghoff K-80 unsingle combo, 34/30 ported barrels with Wilkinson stamped barrels, with Wenig dark tones custom roll over stock


Perazzi MX-3 Top single combo 34/30


Beretta 686 Silver Pigeon Top Single Combo 34/30, white Beretta sticker on the right side


Beretta 682 Top Single Combo 34/32 with a Gracoil


Remington 1100RH 30" with shortened stock, newer style with the gold Remington logo


Belgium Browning Broadway 32"


Winchester Model 12 Trap (duckbill)30" engraved with blue wearing on the top of receiver, adjustable comb.


These guns were stolen out of a camper in the Belleville, MI between September 14th and 18th.


*serial numbers will be posted shortly*


$500 reward for each gun returned. No questions asked.


(313) 778-0507

 

Hope you get them back and find out who did it...

 

Here is the updated list:

Krieghoff Model K-80 combo, 12 gauge shotgun, serial# 050199, 34 inch unsingle barrel (additional identifying number on barrel: A06441), 30 inch double barrel (additional identifying number on barrel: A03157), with a silver scrolled receiver/action. In the bottom of the barrel mono-blocks, the engraving “WILKINSON” is stamped. The firearm has barrel porting on both barrels, an upgraded custom rollover stock with a split, adjustable comb, and fore-arm with the letter “H” engraved in the ebony wood of the stock grip cap. The firearm is also equipped with a double release trigger. This firearm was encased in a silver aluminum American with black panels with Krieghoff in the bottom right corner and the name F.D. Hayes stitched under the word Krieghoff in gold lettering in the red felt lining in the interior of the case.


Perazzi Model MX-3 combo, 12 gauge shotgun, serial# 61055, 34 inch top-single barrel (additional identifying number on barrel: 61055), 30 inch double barrel (additional identifying number on barrel: 63392), with a blued action/receiver with Perazzi stamped on the left and right sides. This firearm has porting on the double barrel, and a metal blade on rib of the top single barrel. This firearm is equipped with a double release trigger with a firing sequence of top barrel to bottom barrel inside the receiver, and an additional double release trigger with a firing sequence of bottom to top that was with the case. The firearm was encased in a silver aluminum Americase with blue panels with Krieghoff on the bottom right corner with blue felt interior.


Beretta Model 682 combo, 12 gauge shotgun, serial# F85183B, 34 inch top-single barrel, 32 inch double barrel with a blued action/receiver. This firearm is equipped a silver Gracoil recoil reduction device that collapses. This firearm was in a black gun case with word Jaqua’s across the top in red script.


Beretta Model 686 combo, 12 gauge shotgun, serial# N36887B, 34 inch top-single barrel, 30 inch double barrel with a silver action/receiver. This firearm is equipped with a split/adjustable combo in which the top portion is covered in a light brown leather. The double barrels have porting and the top-single barrel has an extended silver choke tube with the letters “LM” on it. There is a small tear in the brown leather on the combo. The silver on the forward portion of the receiver, where it meets the fore-end iron has darkened. There are white “Beretta” stickers on both sides of the stock. This firearm was encased in a blue plastic hard case with the Beretta logo molded in large lettering on both sides.


Remington Model 1100RH, 12 gauge semi-automatic shotgun, serial# R190510V, 30 inch barrel with a blued action/receiver. The stock on this firearm has been shortened to just over a 13 inch length of pull. There is a gold Remington logo on the left side of the receiver. The recoil pad is slightly oversized and larger than that stock in the rear. The firearm was encased in a leather Bob Allen soft leather scabbard.


Belgium Browning Model Broadway Superposed, 12 gauge shotgun, serial# 4134-S2, 32 inch double barrel, with a blued action/receiver. The firearm was encased in a leather Boyt leather scabbard. 1774936, 30 inch barrel, with a blued action/receiver. High gloss finish on both action/receiver sides with the engraving of 2 ducks in flight on the left side. The stock was a high grade walnut with a white band around the grip cap. The stock had a split/adjustable comb. This firearm was encased in a black leather scabbard.


Wenig, custom one of a kind grade English walnut gun stock for a Krieghoff model K-80 trap special shotgun, with an adjustable/split comb.


Wenig, custom standard grade wood pattern stock for a Krieghoff model K-80 Trap Special shotgun.


Krieghoff standard rollover grade stock for a model K-80 Trap Special shotgun.

Thanks again for reading and please share. In addition to definitely wanting the firearms back, I would hate for a member or new shooter to invest in one of these only to later have them confiscated once they've been identified and be out of their investment.