I was at EFGA on Tuesday and lost my spotting scope. When I was packing up, I foolishly left my hatchback open at the bottom of the hill, out of sight, while having a long chat with Damjam on the range. I suspect someone saw it sitting in the back of my car and swiped it (thank you for not taking the guns, which would have really sucked.) I went back later to see if I'd left it at the range, but it wasn't there.

 

In case I did leave it at the range, and someone picked it up, I'll offer a $200 reward to get it back.

 

 

Well...i really hope someone didnt swipe it.

 

Between the stolen brass at CJRPC and this...i really hope we dont have an element of shitbags in our sport now.

It wouldn't hurt to contact the range via email to inform them of this. If it was stolen, I'm sure they're not going to appreciate having members behave in that manner. Maybe they can mention something in the next meeting.

That's bs. I hope it turns up for you. Only takes one a-hole to wreck something good.

There s a lot of brass whores at EFGA that come at closing time and i ve also seen some very weird characters there

( external appearance not being a criteria of course).

 

I recall a couple that i ve never seen before to come pick up brass that day before we left. Maybe they lifted the scope.

Technically anyone can pick up the brass from the buckets ( but as i recall they have to be a member) and i dont recall them having any badges on. If it was them they might have some history of theft there.

 

I ll ask the RO s and Walt if there s been thefts like that before.

I might try to head up there this weekend, I'll take a look around.