Fishkiller
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Me thinks it is to get the post count up.I'm curious as to why the OP is wondering if a gun might be stolen?
Did he already buy a gun that he's concerned with, or thinking about one that might be?
Me thinks it is to get the post count up.I'm curious as to why the OP is wondering if a gun might be stolen?
Did he already buy a gun that he's concerned with, or thinking about one that might be?
Correct.4473 has nothing to do with checking to see if gun is stolen.
FFLs have no access to stolen gun records. So no, they cannot check beforehand or after, or ever.Correct.
But typically FFLs can check if the gun is stolen beforehand, and since a 4473 is filled out when you buy from them you should be safe.
YupWas it Wetmore Sports? I remember seeing a sign in their place years ago offering the service.
It is not illegal to ask, but I seriously doubt my local PD is interested in manning a phone to run SNs. And I as FFL am not interested in calling them either. My answer to anyone concerned about buying a stolen gun is, if you have any reason to think it is stolen, dont buy it.Is it "illegal" for an FFL to call local PDs and inquire whether or not a firearm (based on the serial number) has been stolen? Or does that depend upon the local PD as to whether or not to give out that information?
Or is it "illegal" for the PD to give out that information.
I tried it and mine was NOT there.Just to search and see if my stolen gun was listed on there.
Spoiler alert, it is.
Did you submit it?I tried it and mine was NOT there.
Same here.Yup
Havenot been in there in a couple yrs minimum
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