Hypothetically speaking... If they ever come to confiscate, do they have a complete record of long arm purchases / ownership ?

Not if you do a lot of face to face transactions

If that ever happens I turned in all my guns at the Atlantic City gun buyback program. Prove I didn't........

If that ever happens I turned in all my guns at the Atlantic City gun buyback program. Prove I didn't........

yaknow? that is sooo much better than the "unfortunate" canoeing accident.

yaknow? that is sooo much better than the "unfortunate" canoeing accident.

Funny thing is losing your guns requires proof that you "Lost"  your guns via a police report but I can turn in a gun to the police at a buyback and walah.... No record required.

Not if you do a lot of face to face transactions

Of course, in this confiscation scenario, they're going to the original owner, who'll point the finger/COE at you. And you're back to square one.

Of course, in this confiscation scenario, they're going to the original owner, who'll point the finger/COE at you. And you're back to square one.

 

 

From my experience the amount of gun owners that keep all of their paperwork is no where near 100%.  I have actually had several people fill out the COE and then either rip it up or throw it out bc they do not wish to keep records, stating the law says it has to be filled out/signed, but not kept.  

 

Not what I do, but there are def those ppl out there.