Help with guns serial number

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  • DCSCO

    Ultimate Member
    Apr 12, 2008
    1,547
    Frederick County
    That information should be public record, just don't know how to find it in one place.

    Near Christmas in a bad economy, I can understand someone wanting to convert a safe queen to quick cash. As the buyer, you want to do your due diligence to make sure that lucky feeling is correct.
     

    midcountyg

    Ultimate Member
    Mar 7, 2009
    2,665
    Preston, MD
    When in doubt, insist on an FFL transfer.

    If they are nonregulated, which I am assuming, they still will not get checked unless the ffl calls the serial numbers in for police to check. If the ffl doesn't take it on their own to have them checked, the serial numbers don't go any farther then the paperwork he retains. If they are regulated, they must go through a ffl or MSP barracks, and when paperwork is submitted to MSP they will run serial numbers.
     

    Half-cocked

    Senior Meatbag
    Mar 14, 2006
    23,937
    "...or used in a crime".

    ?

    Because criminals are careful to report their serial #'s, whenever they commit a crime with any firearm? And police make sure that guns seized from criminals get re-circulated back into the criminal population illegally? (Well, aside from what we already know about the BATF....)
     

    steriko

    Member
    Oct 16, 2010
    11
    Prince George County
    "...or used in a crime".

    ?

    Because criminals are careful to report their serial #'s, whenever they commit a crime with any firearm? And police make sure that guns seized from criminals get re-circulated back into the criminal population illegally? (Well, aside from what we already know about the BATF....)

    some time guns get "lost" in the police evidence room and when I come from guns are not stamp/mark if they get conficated


    Why do you think they could be stolen or used in a crime? Need more details, it's a suspicious question.

    we get the guns in a storage auction
     

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