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  • Bert H.
    Contact your local law enforcement office.
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  • TylerPatrick93
    alright thanks.
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  • mark christian
    Why do you want to run a serial number? If you suspect a firearm is stolen then it must be taken to a police department where they can run the standard search for firearms which have been reported as stolen and are in the data base. If it is not there it some not mean you are in the clear, it just means that no one has reported it missing. Some state like California have very detained data base on handguns and can locate the purchaser via a search in the Department Of Justice registry, but this can only be accessed if there is a suspicion that the firearms has been used in a crime and every time the registry is searched the DOJ wants a report from the agency who ran the search asking for specifics as to why they ran the serial number. Because of the Q&A session from the DOJ many agencies won't do the search unless they are convinced that the firearms is stolen (and then they will want to know why you have it) or suspect it has been used in a crime (and then want to know why you have it). No one will run the serial number just for the heck of it or to satisfy your curiosity.
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  • mcat7
    Maybe this will help.

    http://www.stolenweapon.com/
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  • stolenweapon
    Hello,
    wanted to stop in and thank mcat7 for the post.

    Best Regards,
    Aaron Crowder
    Founder StolenWeapon.com
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  • nononsense
    stolenweapon,

    Welcome to the Gunbroker Forums!

    We are grateful and proud to have access to the great diversity of knowledge and expertise provided by the members. Make yourself at home and don't hesitate to post as often as possible.

    Best.
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  • stolenweapon
    nononsense,

    really appreciate the welcome. Looks like you guys have a great forum here and I'm bettin it has some great info in it. I'll take some time and look around a bit.


    Aaron
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