Registering vs DROS

[FlyingPen]

I know some people just like myself are wary of RAW because of the potential for Katrina like random and illegal confiscations.

Question is though, don't they already know you through DROS when you transmit the gun, serial, name, address to DoJ? I imagine that's easily searched and that's how they traced the origin of the San Bern shooters guns. So in effect, RAW isn't all that different than a DROS.

[rvr350]

Dros is just a record of a search when you purchase. They can look that up as needed, not high priority. Registering akin to putting your name next to your rifle's sn, address, etc. on a index card on Kamala's desk. "Hmm, who should i go harass today?" You get my drift?

[FlyingPen]

It seems like the number of RAW will kdrastically increase as well.

[rvr350]

I predict most will try to stay featureless. Once you go aw, you open a whole new can of worms. Visit the thread regarding the con of registering.

[Christopher761]

Own multiple lowers. Register some. Keep some as featureless, or use the new bullet button or new non-removable magazine.