ATF trying to build lists anyway they can

[Gordo]

 

[John Sam Rayburn]

 

[Fishkiller]

Yeah I trust the ATFE about as far as I can toss an elephant.

 

[Grumps21]

1) it will not stop the loss or theft.
2) it will not stop bad guys from using the lost or stolen firearm.
3) it is only useful if said firearm is ever recovered.

where do I benefit?

 

[BigRed]

atf... scum of the scum

 

[cycleguy2300]

1) it will not stop the loss or theft.
2) it will not stop bad guys from using the lost or stolen firearm.
3) it is only useful if said firearm is ever recovered.

where do I benefit?

I've recovered a number of stolen firearms and a number that circumstances strongly suggested they were stolen, but no one had reported them...

You benefit because you will get your firearm back and it gives LE tools for locking a theif up if they are found with serialized property that has been reported stolen.

I wouldn't give anyone a list before, but if you have a gun stolen, report it

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[Whistler]

If I recall the stories correctly England did this in their ramp up to confiscation. Suggested then mandatory registration with local constabulary?

 

[Slotback]

Hmmm a simple Word document isn't good enough.......

 

[Axxe55]

phuck the atf!

 

[jmohme]

photographic inventory works fine for me.

 

[MountainGirl]

photographic inventory works fine for me.

Right - cause they'll never be able to see anything digital.