Yeah it's here, http://2ahawaii.com/index.php?topic=18590

those are some uncommon firearms.
I'll be on lookout for them
On another topic, did anyone notice that there are some characters at the gunshow today?

You and Suka?

I was just informed that the event was captured on camera and that the license plate of the vehicle was visible on the recording. Hopefully he vehicle is registered  and they capture the perps and get the guns returned.

Two long gun hard cases filled with five guns were stolen at about 5pm Sunday March 22, 2015 just after the gun show. The owner was in the process of loading his vehicle. The theft occurred in the NBC parking lot first floor inside lane near the pedestrian walkway and stairway to the upper deck.

The stolen guns are:

1.  TTN, 12 Gauge double barrel shotgun with hammers. Modern reproduction that has been "antiqued", 20" bbl. SN P05807.

2.  Uberti Model1866 "Yellow Boy" lever action carbine, .45 Colt. Modern reproduction that has been "antiqued". Bass not shined. 19" barrel finish made worn. SN 96209

3.  1863 Remington "Zouave", .58 cal muzzle loader, 33" bbl. An old antique

4.  Remington Jenks Navy Carbine, with Maynard primer, .54 cal. 24 1/4" bbl. An old antique

5.  Warner solid frame revolving rifle, made in the1850's, .40 cal, 26" bbl. Have to push the forward trigger to revolve the cylinder. An old antique SN 249

The firearms were in two hard, black long rifle cases. One case has a Navy sticker with the owner's stenciled on it and the other case has a SASS logo sticker and "Stone Deaf" label.

If found contact HPD or Charlie Maurer maurerc001@hawaii.rr.com

There are 2 threads on this already ask the moderator to merge them

Thanks Dex. The topics are now merged.

I was just informed that the event was captured on camera and that the license plate of the vehicle was visible on the recording. Hopefully he vehicle is registered  and they capture the perps and get the guns returned.

Good, best of luck to the victim.

That's good news, hopefully they have all the firearms and didn't sell any.

That's good news, hopefully they have all the firearms and didn't sell any.

i could see the supposed thief's now thinking woohoo AR's and AK's and then opening the cases to UA's unique antiques.

i could see the supposed thief's now thinking woohoo AR's and AK's and then opening the cases to UA's unique antiques.

lol open the case and.oohhh hell.I'm going to prison for these firearms.

lol open the case and.oohhh hell.I'm going to prison for these firearms.

Hopefully these stolen arms were stolen for profiteering only and not for some other reason or we all be in deep dodo.....

Might ends up on craigslist, gunbroker,etc...

I was just informed that the scum that stole the guns were found and the guns were returned to their rightful owner. That is all the information I have at this time.

That is good news, bad news for the guy, does anybody know how much years.per stolen firearm.?

Great to hear a happy ending to this story.   

That is good news, bad news for the guy, does anybody know how much years.per stolen firearm.?

Those guns are so old, they're not even considered firearms anymore.

He will not do any time.

He will be charged with disturbing ancient artifacts, a misdemeanor.

That is good news, bad news for the guy, does anybody know how much years.per stolen firearm.?

Act 289, Session Laws 1992, amended §§708-830.5 and 831 by upgrading the offense of theft of a firearm, dynamite, or other explosive from a class C to a class B felony. The legislature felt that the serious and hazardous nature of firearm thefts and thefts of dynamite and other explosives justified the upgrade in the penalty and classification. Conference Committee Report No. 52. - See more at: http://codes.lp.findlaw.com/histatutes/5/37/708/IV/708-833#sthash.piXA6ZI3.dpuf

I think other charges depend on whether the perp/s can possess a firearm legally at all.  If not, there are other felonies they can be looking at.

Doesn't look good for them at all         

Good News:  NBC had a good video; got the licenses number and have already recovered the guns and returned them to the owner.
Fastest recovery I have ever heard of.
 

Stolen guns recovered, stolen truck recovered . . . nice when things turn out well for the good guys

Great ending on this story.Hopefully ,those bad guy get off the street for many years to come.

2 of those guns are new enough to be considered firearms.