So today, I leave Houston at about 11AM for a trip up to Dallas where I picked up an almost brand new P7PSP.  It's a happy day.  I got a new toy.

I get home around 6PM to find that some rat bastard, ass licking theif cut the 1/2" cable chain on my two mountain bikes and made off with them, leaving the cable on my doorstep.

Since I live in an apartment without a whole lot of space, I had the bikes chained up right in front of my door, on the second floor.

Oh, how I wish I was at home at caught the monkey fucker(s)...I'd love to see the look on their face, and hear the piss running down their legs as I put my Colt to their chest and demand they get on their knees and wait.

Right now, I'm waiting on the Sherriff to arrive so I can file a report.

Now, if I want new bikes, I'm gonna have to sell my P7 to afford them [:(!] [:(]

edited to say "'scuse my French"

That sucks-invest in renter's insurance when you replace the bikes. It is usually really cheap. Little or no gun coverage, tho.

 Sorry about the loss there, bro. How about set up a trap and get those f**king sorry a** bastards.

To answer some questions:

I tried the J hooks, but could never find a stud to mount them into...there's too much plaster and stucco.

I couldn't easily put them into my house because of how my entry foyer is shaped.

The apartment is the walkup kind, with probably 150 units...

The neighbors saw nothing, but somebody had some big brass gonads to walk up to my bikes in broad daylight with a rather large set of bolt cutters.

If it was somebody in the complex, they are probably hidden in a garage...I've been keeping my eye out for them.

The complex is fairly upscale, so I'm kinda doubting that it was somebody that lived here.  But who knows.

The sherriff that came was a real nice guy.  We started talking guns, and he wanted to see the P7PSP I had just bought.  He was carrying a Glock 22.

The apartment manager had already gone home by the time I got home, so I will talk with them tomorrow.

Everytime I leave home, I pay attention to who is outside or on their patios that might see me leave...that way, if something happens, I know who I could possibly suspect of breaking in.  Nobody was outside today.

The lock wasn't a huge expensive one, but it was a keyed 1/2" cable with another 1/16" of really tough plastic around that.  It had to have been cut with a large set of bolt cutters.

Tomorrow I will go to the store to find that brand and see if it has some sort of guarantee, but I doubt it will.

Anybody want to buy a P7PSP with 1 mag?  Hell, it's practically NIB.  ZERO wear on the outside.

I'm immediately south of The Woodlands...like maybe 1/2 mile.

There wasn't a show that I know of...I saw a PSP advertised on subguns, and it's cheaper to drive up and do an inspection than it is to have it shipped to an FFL and pay for the transfer.

That is, it's cheaper if you aren't getting robbed at the same time.

I am looking into buying a safe...possibly the one that DPMS has out.  I want one that is easily moved, and that one breaks down into smaller pieces.

For rifle, there is Carter's (which I hate) and one called Thunder something or other off of FM1314.  Farther north near Willis is an unregulated range in the national park.

For pistol, there is Shooter's Station in Conroe.

Brouhaha, I'm sorry.  That's an outrage.

Bastards.

I had my beautiful light weight 18 speed racer striped down to the frame and wheel rims one night right in front of my complex. I had some huge piece of chain wrapped though each wheel and then the center of the frame - so they left that and stole everything else. The handle bars, brakes, cables, seat, petals, gears, everything that wasn't locked. It probably took them the best part of an hour working fast to strip it yet no one saw anything! Yeah right.

The parts added up to cost more than the bike did so I crunched them up and threw them away after the San Diego police basically refused to come out and take prints. There were clearly several prints from the thief left in fresh grease on the always clean bike.

I did manage to get the window smashed out of my car over the theft after reporting the crack house kitty-corner to me was a bike chop shop. The cops did raid them making them lay out close to 50 bike remains on the patio for identification. The residents of the place screamed at me that I had the nerve to accuse them of stealing my bike. Than night the window of my car got smashed before the alarm went off and I responded very armed and dangerous.

The place settled down after I started walking around with a pistol case everywhere I went and made it a point to clean my weapon on the public patio. God I love dopers.

I never got any complaints from the management.

Besides, I know them all by name.  They're all [b]really[/b] cute women, and couple of them even want to go shooting sometime [:D]

They don't open until 1PM today, so I have to wait around for that.

And yes, it was the ad of the two P7s.  I saw the other, and it was absolutely pristine as well.  I'm not in a super big hurry to sell it, so if you want to give me what I paid or near that, that'd be great.  E-mail me and we can talk.