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  • select-fire
    Asking...LMAO
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  • Ditch-Runner
    there will always be some who will do it [:(]
    back door start to what will be mandatory when th edems get back in control
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  • guntech59
    The correct response is to have the SN recorded somewhere, so you can give them IF it is stolen.

    Does anyone here NOT have their SN's written down somewhere safe?
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  • WMClark
    With every sale I include a copy of ATF Form P3312.8 and encourage my customers to keep it up to date and not to keep it with their firearms. It's free from the BATFE.

    I've had more than one customer come back to me to look up a serial number for a lost or stolen gun.




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  • notnow
    My insurance agent offered to have a list of my firearms on file with my homeowners policy. I sorta responded that I had heard what he said but no no no, not gonna do that. Just none of his biness. I keep a list of SNs, of the scopes too. Two actually. One at home, another in the safety deposit box in case of fire.
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  • Junkballer
    quote:Originally posted by notnow
    One at home, another in the safety deposit box in case of fire.
    Quite often lately I've wished I only had 2 to worry about [:(], but it's my addiction and I need my "fix" regularly [:)]
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