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Nope, Santa Clarita area. Where it feels half of the homes are owned by LEO. LAPD Vice lives next door, LAPD detective across the street lolSmall town?
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Nope, Santa Clarita area. Where it feels half of the homes are owned by LEO. LAPD Vice lives next door, LAPD detective across the street lolSmall town?
Consider driving a non-flashy car and slower... ;-) Seriously, why would a cop care about an M&P 2?Nope, Santa Clarita area. Where it feels half of the homes are owned by LEO. LAPD Vice lives next door, LAPD detective across the street lol
i was in my e31 that day, which is pretty rare. Now I’m mostly in the basic X5Consider driving a non-flashy car and slower... ;-) Seriously, why would a cop care about an M&P 2?
Nope.I get that, but typically would it not be part of a Background check?
I see. I just assumed the ATF basically kept a database of all the 4473s..Nope.
On top of that the stolen gun database has plenty of inaccurate records int it. I purchased a S&W .38/44 Outdoorsman from cabals last May and it got flagged as stolen. The gun in the stolen gun database is a Model 15-3 that someone reported the assembly number in instead of the serial number for the stolen gun. It’s taken this long to get it all cleared up and the local PD released the gun back to Bass Pro and I’m just waiting for more paperwork to get to the DOJ before I can finally re-DROS it.In CA, used guns are held 30 days by the dealer and the dealer has to report the gun details to the state so the state can theoretically catch the stolen guns before they are resold.
That only works when the gun has actually been reported stolen of course and that's why there is a CA law requiring you to report a gun stolen as soon as you find out.
That's also the basis for the new law requiring you to confirm that you are in possession of all your guns each time you buy a gun.
lol, I used to believe in SantaI see. I just assumed the ATF basically kept a database of all the 4473s..
Not sure what I was thinking. The Federal Government would totally never keep a database or require the gun store to keep 4473s for a certain number of years or anything like that.lol, I used to believe in Santa![]()
Oh, i got mine before they got put on the roster too
Nope. Paid less for my 2.0 C.O.R.E. 4 years ago than Glocks are being listed for now.![]()
For people who buy off-rosters that get placed on-roster.
LolIt is trash they let everyone into the club though lmao
No. The Feds are required by *cough*cough* law to not keep *cough*cough* records of background check records. It's against THE LAW! LAW! There is no way the government has a database containing the data. None at all. It's "unpossible" for such a thing to happen.I get that, but typically would it not be part of a Background check?
They would never do that!I see. I just assumed the ATF basically kept a database of all the 4473s..