10-19-2011, 09:43 AM
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T!M R10rd@n
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Long Island, NY
Posts: 976
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Originally Posted by Tigerden
I really got a kick out of the old lady showing off her pistol. Whew, how intimidating! If you have to pack heat and make your memorabilia room bomb proof maybe you should have a different hobby, like needlepoint or scrapbooking. Sorry if I am not that impressed. Why would you want to go public with your collection if you have taken all these security precautions to protect it from potential thieves? I assume the collection is insured and would therefore be protected in the event of fire or theft.
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You're assumption would be wrong!
http://msn.foxsports.com/mlb/story/F...seballs-101811
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Schrader insists that home’s security measures, plus the fact that he keeps some guns around, make it pointless for him to insure the collection.
"It’s fireproof, it’s bomb proof," he says of his showroom/vault. "If there’s a tornado warning, we come in here with a beer and sit down."
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