Military Question

[Press Check]

For those that are in the military, or those that know, when you're active military, is the military informed when you purchase a firearm?

[j.hors]

No your command will not find out unless you tell them

[Noonanda]

Nope, and they will never know unless you live on base and have to register it with PMO

[Press Check]

Sweet. That's definitely good to know. Thanks fellas!

[Tjfearl]

The only thing you have to tell you command about is if you get married or buy a motorcycle, or get arrested or get dui.

[Press Check]

Nope, and they will never know unless you live on base and have to register it with PMO

Wait, it has to be registered with PMO? The bottom line is, they aren't informed of a firearm purchase, correct?

[TAK]

Wait, it has to be registered with PMO? The bottom line is, they aren't informed of a firearm purchase, correct?

They are not informed of a DROS.

If you bring it on base it has to be registered in which case means they now know about it.

On that note if you don't have a house on base to store it don't bring it on base because you then have to leave it in the armory which is a terrible place to leave anything personal.

[Noonanda]

They are not informed of a DROS.

If you bring it on base it has to be registered in which case means they now know about it.

On that note if you don't have a house on base to store it don't bring it on base because you then have to leave it in the armory which is a terrible place to leave anything personal.

See if you know a buddy you trust out in town who can store it vice storing it in the Armory, heard too many stories of armorers "playing" with personal weapons.

[Mr.1904]

See if you know a buddy you trust out in town who can store it vice storing it in the Armory, heard too many stories of armorers "playing" with personal weapons.

I'm not even military and can validate this.