i am a newbie first of all.... wanted to ask this question because i am a little confused.... i always thought the police could trace a gun owner by the serial number on the gun for the last 30 years.... from what i have seen in movies alone.... now if that is the case our guns rifles included are all ready registered... now is that true? or is it just handguns
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from my understanding;
only handguns and RAW (registered assault weapons) get 'registered'.
long guns (rifles and shotguns) do not.
since you fill out a form for the background check and DROS (dealer record of sale) when you purchase a long gun from a store, i believe they could eventually trace it back to you...but i'm not 100% sure on this.If you suck with irons you will suck with optics. The difference is the aimpoint will allow you to suck faster and a scope will give you a closer look at how much you suck.AR's have finally become full blown "men's barbie dolls" now with fashion accessories.Comment
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from my understanding;
only handguns and RAW (registered assault weapons) get 'registered'.
long guns (rifles and shotguns) do not.
since you fill out a form for the background check and DROS (dealer record of sale) when you purchase a long gun from a store, i believe they could eventually trace it back to you...but i'm not 100% sure on this.
This makes it next to impossible to trace the owner of any particular long gun unless the did a "voluntary registration" form and sent it in to the CA DOJ.
An LEO would have to physically go through all the papers in every single gun store in the state in the hopes of finding a particular make, model, and serial number. And he would have to have a warrent to search the records.sigpic
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so you are saying, ....there is a chance....If you suck with irons you will suck with optics. The difference is the aimpoint will allow you to suck faster and a scope will give you a closer look at how much you suck.AR's have finally become full blown "men's barbie dolls" now with fashion accessories.Comment
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Originally posted by Gwalker99""Calgunners couldn't wait to start falling all over themselves as to how to best comply""
half of you here are weak and lame that will basically wind up being happy with .22 single shot pistols or single barrel shotguns..
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Originally posted by Gwalker99""Calgunners couldn't wait to start falling all over themselves as to how to best comply""
half of you here are weak and lame that will basically wind up being happy with .22 single shot pistols or single barrel shotguns..
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Until they start the long gun registration next January, the only place the serial number of the long gun is recorded in on the paper form that the FFL keeps a copy of.
This makes it next to impossible to trace the owner of any particular long gun unless the did a "voluntary registration" form and sent it in to the CA DOJ.
An LEO would have to physically go through all the papers in every single gun store in the state in the hopes of finding a particular make, model, and serial number. And he would have to have a warrent to search the records.
Certainly until long gun registration starts no one has a list in one place of who owns what long guns, but it seems like if they have the serial number in hand it should be traceable...Comment
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Not trying to be paranoid but genuinely curious - if the police recover a long gun with a serial number, can't they get a warrant for the manufacturers record of what dealer the gun was sent to and when, and then find the info at the dealer from there?
Certainly until long gun registration starts no one has a list in one place of who owns what long guns, but it seems like if they have the serial number in hand it should be traceable..."Freedom is the sure possession of those alone who have the courage to defend it."
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over ten round magazine question
is it against the law to own a 30 round clip/ magazine for ar 15 or just to have it in your gun.... if they find it in your house not in gun is it illegal.. is it illegal to transport without the gun in your car unloaded of courseComment
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