It may have merit if you want a truly untraceable gun, for the scenario where the Government wants to engage in mass door to door confiscation and you want to resist. 

 

 

if you are there to answer the door you already lost.. 

if you are there to answer the door you already lost..

Not necessarily. You give them what they know about and then when they are gone you still have what they don't know about.

Not necessarily. You give them what they know about and then when they are gone you still have what they don't know about.

The Juden in 1936 Europe probably said the same exact thing. That philosophy didn't work out too well for them.

So they're going to come with a backhoe and dig up every square foot of your property?

It's registered in the FFL's bound book that transferred it to you, which can be scrutinized by the ATF.

 

And will be taken and archived by the BATFE when that licensee ceases operation. so...

So they're going to come with a backhoe and dig up every square foot of your property?

doubtful, but you should be long gone before the door knocking happens. I'm out of here. Too many people in one area and a fort historically Isnt impenetrable. Got to stay on the move. Far away from here and preferably other people.

I have so many already good luck finding all of them. I forget about guns that I own myself.

 

You would be surprised at what "they" know.  Also - "They" dont have to find them, they just truck you off to jail.

You would be surprised at what "they" know. Also - "They" dont have to find them, they just truck you off to jail.

If they can find my bunker I'll gladly surrender.