its not just the 99 dollar window its the hassle of messing with it

well i tell you what ill buy you a new pack of golden beach cause i am a nice guy
you take paypal

ill make the drive to austin and pick them up in person.

that will work

No "victim blaming" here but I will say that it is best practice not to leave anything in the vehicle of value if entirely possible. That being said, I certainly realize that there are certain circumstances that would prohibit one from doing the above mentioned practice (for example, stopping at the store on the way out of town for a hunting trip). This being said, I see both sides of the argument.

But please, let’s not go speaking ill of someone’s choice of college. It's just bad form.

I have had my truck broken into several times although none of them had guns stolen they did take sound equipment and if your thinking a bike lock is going to stop them your DREAMING!!!!!

I had 2-12" speakers mounted down with a 5/8" bolt and they cut it with a sawzaw at 1pm on a movie theater parking lot on a Sat. bottom line if they want it they WILL get it.

So he couldn't leave them at home? Your lack of reasoning is what's laughable.

Gentlemen, I am in no way blaming the OP. Scum can just as easily break into your house as they can your car. With that said understand that vehicles only take about 5 seconds to enter. They are not secure. There are thieves among us. They watch the obvious targets like Academy, Cabelas and the like. It's pretty easy to pick out which vehicles are traveling to or from the lease. It's pretty obvious that those vehicles will contain firearms. They're obvious targets. Take precautions.

I gonna put all my valuables and wife in the car and go park them in the on the side of the street , if there not there in the morning its not my fault.

Nope, it's your wife's fault for driving off with all your valuables. Good for her, and good choice.

Could've left them at home, or yes used fed-ex where you can carry.

Laughable!

You're basically saying glass is just as strong as steel.

If he left the window down, keys in it, radio playing, and a flashing light on each gun, it's still the thief's fault.

It's a sad commentary on society that we blame the person who had his guns stolen from his vehicle, rather than the criminal who took them. I prefer the days of leaving your keys in the truck, doors open, etc.

It's even more of a shame that someone else didn't see them, report them, or shoot them while breaking into the truck.

Sure, everyone takes precautions, but the bait and trolling in this one is too thick to even be believable.

Not quite. I'm saying a gun can be secure behind steel. It can also be secure behind glass. However, theft is theft. And with that- I'm out of this one.

Best of luck to the OP.

If he left them at home would they have been stolen?

Good set of bolt or cable cutters and yours are unsecured as well.

C'mon man...cable lock, really? You think that's going to stop somebody?

SERIOUSLY?!?! GTFO you cant be serious dude.....

I have been in gunfights, does that give me an excuse to come on the internet and be a grade A Dbag and be a smartass who tries to kick people when they are down? NOPE.

Get a life dude, and stop trying to act like a hardarse. It was always funny to laugh at douches like you telling their "war stories" at the bar right off post. Congrats bro! A million other people have done what you have done, your not special even if your mommy tells you that you are.

X2 grade A douche baggery can be found in this thread!

going off topic now but texas heat, that is one bad azz sig pic there!!!lol