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Contact the local Sheriffs Office. I had a similar situation as a teen in Texas. Gunsmith bailed with everyone's guns. I contacted our local Sheriff, others contacted theirs, search was on via Texas Rangers. A few months later he and the guns were found. It might be an option...or even contact the Secret Service in SLC. They work frauds and such too. Good luck to you Pard. A buddy of mine had a similar experience in Texas. Called the local Sheriff, and a visit to the establishment from said Sheriff his gun was promptly mailed to his local dealer.
You didn't use logic or reason to get into this opinion, I cannot use logic or reason to get you out of it.
You cannot over estimate the unimportance of nearly everything. John Maxwell
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Get local law enforcement involved.
Use all legal means you can.
Research better next time.
Lotta schytbyrds out their....
Good luck getting your rifle back....
What type of work were you having done to it in the 1st place if no one has already asked.
Hope it wasn't something you mighta been able to do.
That would suck going thru a fiasco like this if it was something one could do just as well as one of these schiester gunsmiths that exist.
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