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another gun show checks question
Txs
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I didn't want to hijack the thread about background checks at gun shows, so...
What would your opinion be of LE setting up a table and offering to check guns for stolen through NCIC at gun shows?
What would your opinion be of LE setting up a table and offering to check guns for stolen through NCIC at gun shows?
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No need to identify the current owner or the person making the query, just enter the gun ID info. Now that, I would like to see.
With full and transparent access for all.
And a clear notification about state and federal penalties for trafficking in stolen goods. And gun running. And straw purchases.
I hate to admit it. But Nancy Reagan's 'just say no' was pretty damn effective.
I would love to know that my stolen pistol was off the street.
Just what would we all do when the gun came back listed as stolen? Hold the gun for the law, while risking getting shot buy the guy who bought it years ago and now thinks you are stealing his gun? Could get real bad real fast.
You can check the mileage, the crash history, flood and fire damage, theft and maintenance...even if its had a scope, reloads through it, or a hogue grip at one time.
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You can check the mileage, the crash history, flood and fire damage, theft and maintenance...even if its had a scope, reloads through it, or a hogue grip at one time.
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That would be cool...
And to answer the question by Txs: quote:Would you buy a gun from someone who refused to allow you to have them run it?Hell No...