This. Get the can. They already know where we live. Might as well enjoy it.
Do you believe the government has an electronic database of gun owners?
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Ever zipped open a salmon or steelhead then it will blow that number away just saying.
RCs kept them.
Robber barons.
I know a cop who used to steal guns from crime scenes....he has like fricken 2000 guns in his basement.
ATF likely does not however every FFL must retain hard copy and bound book for 20 years and all the ATF has to do is ask if they know where it was purchased.
I haven’t “ yellow sheeted” …4473’d a gun since the 80’s. That was for a 10-22.
Haven’t done but maybe 3-4 in my life.
Didn’t like doing it then. Won’t ever do it again.
I can do without a can if keeps me on the down low.
They better! How else are we supposed to live that middle of the night fantasy of shooting gay dudes in khaki shorts?
Not different but if you live in a "red" county like Orange county the sheriff will probably approve your ccw application, after you take the 80 hours of classes required. If L.A. county bwaahhhhaaaahhhhaaaaa
Like when they "accidentally" posted on their public website a link to download the unencrypted database containing the personal info on a couple hundred thousand gun owners. Or the law they passed a couple years ago which allows non-government entities access to all gun owners info for "research" purposes. Giffords Law Center and Bloomberg's Everytown knows the personal info on everyone (~4 million) in California who has filled out any form in the last few years regarding firearms.
Wray and a dem. Congresswoman confirmed it during the first Crooks hearing. Wray even said the ATF mentioned the exact AR used by Crooks @Butler was sold to him by his father, although he doesn't know the exact amount it was sold for (you know, the gun the parents said was "missing" along with Crooks for two hours that day and was the reason for them to call the place, but wasn't a reason the other 43 times he went to the range with it).
No. Not a can.
He was referring to the fee paid to legally own a fully automatic weapon.
Anyone who has ever been in law enforcement should know just how quickly an ATF “Trace” can be run in an “emergency” situation. If it was sold through a dealer they know who the last owner was. That’s why they don’t want individual sales since the sales don’t leave footprints.
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One of the reasons they want to get rid of "The Gunshow Loophole"...............
One of the reasons they want to get rid of "The Gunshow Loophole"...............
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Manufacturer serial number, distributor like an on-line purchase from Midway, shipped to FFL, sold or just transferred to customer.
Does their database work in reverse?
Like check to see how many guns you've bought from different dealers?
A few recent cases where "they" had to contact the dealer to see if the gun was purchased "legally".
They had the perp, they had the gun, took dealer record to show a completed 4473.
I think it is often abused but the advertised purpose of the 4473 being cleared by the ATF is to catch unlawful purchases. If there was a database then there wouldn't be any need to get sales/transfer data from the manufacturer or dealer. Just go to the database and find the customer, where he bought it, and have a look at the 4473.
Seems finding out where the latest assassin got the SKS with out knowing the serial number has been a problem.
(hole in the database?)
Does their database work in reverse?
Like check to see how many guns you've bought from different dealers?
A few recent cases where "they" had to contact the dealer to see if the gun was purchased "legally".
They had the perp, they had the gun, took dealer record to show a completed 4473.
I think it is often abused but the advertised purpose of the 4473 being cleared by the ATF is to catch unlawful purchases. If there was a database then there wouldn't be any need to get sales/transfer data from the manufacturer or dealer. Just go to the database and find the customer, where he bought it, and have a look at the 4473.
Seems finding out where the latest assassin got the SKS with out knowing the serial number has been a problem.
(hole in the database?)
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FIFYI haven’t “ yellow sheeted” …4473’d a gun since the 80’s. That was for a 10-22.
Haven’t done but maybe 3-4 in my life.
Didn’t like doing it then. Won’t ever do it again.
I can do without a can if keeps me on the down low. I cant imagine my 2000 posts on a gun forum say anything about me.
Those that have "Lost" all their guns in a boating accident, might work on a gun forum but if they have the gun, the perp, and you as the first customer, it won't 
The current database is incomplete and doesn't officially exist, however if the right agency is asking the information can be found mighty quickly.
The right agency probably has Eugene Stoner's personal cell number to check serial number's in the middle of the night.
Still seems most tracing cases need a trip or call to the final FFL to complete.
They have the gun and still need the FFL to help.
Took a lot of effort to trace all the guns used in the Las Vegas shooting.
If it worked in reverse all it would have taken is click, click, done.
One thing for sure is the fed RADAR is not linked to the gun database
to check serial number's in the middle of the night.Still seems most tracing cases need a trip or call to the final FFL to complete.
They have the gun and still need the FFL to help.
Took a lot of effort to trace all the guns used in the Las Vegas shooting.
If it worked in reverse all it would have taken is click, click, done.
One thing for sure is the fed RADAR is not linked to the gun database
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No, not at all.
A LOT more to do with the flood, then the forced evacuation, then while the town is evacuated, the RCMP (Really Cool Marijuana Pushers) went and kicked in EVERY door that had a firearms license, and continued ransacking ONLY THOSE HOMES until all the listed/registered firearms were confiscated.
And yes, safes were cut open, as well as every single 'lawful storage container' in those homes....
Look it up, true facts, publicized and everything, and yet....
The real question is who are the 5 complete idiots who do not think they have a data base of gun owners? How are people this stupid allowed to join this website or steal oxygen from the rest of us. They tracked the first Trump shooters rifle through its commercial life in a matter of minutes. They either had the firearms information from his previous visits to FBI headquarters or they have a data base, your choice.
They probably do.
Ever since Edward Snowden exposed how EVERYTHING is datamined - it’s not unreasonable to assume that the government has this massive trove of data to use against anybody they fancy.
But then again, you don’t really go testing for Herpes in a brothel - so this is quite a valid point
Jeezus, some of you asshats are so fucking gullible.
READ THE SIGN at the Utah NSA entrance......read it twice, let it sink in.
No, that is NOT an AI thing, it is for real.
It comes from here....
In case that spooks you (pun intended.....or is it?) this might be a bit safer....
en.wikipedia.org
READ THE SIGN at the Utah NSA entrance......read it twice, let it sink in.
No, that is NOT an AI thing, it is for real.
It comes from here....
In case that spooks you (pun intended.....or is it?) this might be a bit safer....
Utah Data Center - Wikipedia
I firmly believe “They” have a whole lot more knowledge about us than we want them to have. It doesn’t take a rocket surgeon to figure out that some random nobody out in the sticks in Idaho has a few guns. Some of those guys might have an illegal gun or three, plus homemade nfa items like a suppressor. Those items are not known to the feds, but it’s not hard for them to guess where the problem areas are. Besides that there is likely a few glowies in here that are happy to pass on info to the higher ups. It’s just how the government works. Oh, the cia isn’t allowed to spy on US citizens inside the USA? No problem, we will just pass the patriot act and let them spy anyways. I love my country, but I sure don’t feel like the federal government is looking out for our best interests.
Back when I got home from Iraq, my stepdad was arrested for orchestrating a bank robbery. I was called in to talk to the detective because the pistol used was registered to me(I had given it to my mom). While in his office, I was handed a binder with every firearm I had ever purchased in the state of Oregon. All the dealers had been assured that there was no such registry…
Lol some people are on special lists
Also. Why y’all think they changed the 4473. It’s to make the scanning quicker easier for them
In the 80's they were all paper, stored and logged in your bound book. I was an FFL until the second Clinton admin. started the "brick and mortar rule" They are still paper and stored until you relinquish your license then who really knows. It's my opinion they are scanned and databased. Why wouldn't they be? Laws don't matter anymore.........
Fuck.......everybody here is on special list..............
I would like to have a suppressor too …. BUT ?
To get one most people on here know what the process is to acquire one.
Isn’t it odd that suddenly the process has shortened the wait times recently , from months to weeks? …….Why ? If your a first time can buyer that tips the man off that you probably have some serious weapons. The long wait times from stamp to actually screwing it on WAS a big reason I never tried. Now , the less attention I bring on myself the better. Shorter wait times …..something don’t seem right.
Your paranoia leads you into mental gymnastics.
If the ATF already has the list you're already on it and they know what you have.
If they're at your door it's well past time to put them to use anyways. You're not keeping anything at that point.
Short wait times is simply a byproduct of the ATF and FBI finally communicating digitally rather than by the pallet of paper.
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