Alright /k/omrades I've been living out of my home state,

Kill your stepbrother.

Take the firing pins out.

If he is dumb enough to use them in a crime (and it looks like he is working up to that) the gun wont do him any good.

>>29764530
The only one he was actually able to get into was my Type 38 and I had separated the ammo from all my guns into a separate safe. I also had removed the bolts from all my milsurp rifles too and threw them in a locked ammo can. I don't have a whole lot of details right now because I just now found out what happened. I'm really disappointed in him.

>>29764546
Tell him they're all family heirlooms, and his activity led you to report those guns as stolen with his name as the thief, because he's a dumb fuck. Call them in to the local sheriff's department. Let them know where they can find them.

>>29764485
beat his fucken ass

>>29764592
>>29764577
I'm not sure if either of these things will work, I'm fairly certain he might be autistic and his mom did a horrible job with him especially in his early years (single mom). I just suggested that they send him to some sort of scared straight program. I'm coming home in a couple of weeks and I'm just going to move them to my girlfriend's immediately and see what else I can do. This is really shitty because its my vacation time I have to deal with this shit. Anyone else have similar issues.

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>>29764577
In addition he knows they're not family heirlooms though, I purchased most of them in the time I knew him and have taken him shooting.

>>29764609
honestly move your guns somewhere safe first, and then sit down and talk to him about gun safety and how firearms ain't some shit to be fucking with like a moron,

as for the getting into trouble, I used to be a lil shithead when I was younger, Now Im well adjusted,

Your step brother as misguided as he sounds is atleast showing a interest in firearms, IF and ONLY IF he shows signs of improvement and a understanding of firearms safety, take him to a range, and let him shoot a few times but only IF he understands fully the importance of firearms safety and being a contributing member to society

>>29764649
Thing is I've taught him firearm safety and have taken him shooting many times as well. He just has a real tendency of getting in trouble.

Tell him the next time he touches your guns you'll take him out back and shoot them like a sick dog.

>>29764609
>I'm fairly certain he might be autistic

Move your guns out of the house. There is nothing you can do with some autistic people. I was involved in helping a guy with an autistic kid try to secure his kitchen pantry. He'd put a lock on it but the kid would break it open. There was absolutely nothing he could do to keep the kid out. Given enough time, he'd have cut a hole through the back from an adjacent room if that's what it took. His choices were to buy food one day at a time or check the kid into assisted living. I don't know what his final solution was.

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>>29767426
>final solution

>>29767426
Shit, that's pretty wild. Reminds me of the old Tom and jerry cartoons. Little shit could never be stopped.

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>>29767426
>Move your guns out of the house.

/thread

>>29767426
This probably best solution fampai