I want to sell, but I need yalls help...

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Originally Posted by BPTactical

Drugstore hell, a Woolsworth 5 & Dime has it all! It's right next to the drive in and Shakeys Pizza.

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I remember all of those places. I particularly remember going to Shakey's Pizza in Kansas City, MO (by Grandview, MO)
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watching the pizza's get put together and baked, selecting songs on the table jukebox
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watching Laurel & Hardy and other B&W (often silent) movies on their movie screens, and playing air hockey with my brother and dad. They had really good pizza too!

Dang, there's a bunch of old guys on this forum.

What the heck am I doing here?!?!?!?[ROFL1]

reminiscing with other folks YOUR own age!
[Coffee]

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Originally Posted by TheInternet

Dammit! I remember Shakeys right next to Bronco Burgers on S. Broadway!

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This..

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Originally Posted by Troublco

Dang, there's a bunch of old guys on this forum.

What the heck am I doing here?!?!?!?[ROFL1]

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Catching up to us !! [Coffee]

So I went in to a Police Station today and told them I had a firearm that I was unsure of its past and wanted to make sure it wasn't stolen. And the guy ran it and it came back clean [Beer]

Great news. Now you just have to figure out how much you want to sell it for.

Good to hear, good luck with your sale, once you decide to sell it that is.

Cool man!! My Jeffco buddy was out of town anyway. Good luck.

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Originally Posted by Ryan_Th3_K1d

yeah, I wasn't going to give out any info about the gun (except the serial number) or myself when talking with the cops. If I was going to keep it I wouldn't care, but I'm looking to sell it soon. Would the Colorado PD have the info on it because it came from Texas? Is there a National Stolen Firearms database?

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NCIC. National crime information center. If the serial number is listed in it as stolen then a simple database search will show that. If the gun was used in the commission of a crime, well, they obviously don't know the serial number of the gun used but they may have cataloged the bullet or a spent case in NIBIN. So, it's not stolen, but it could still have a body attached to it. Probably not, but just sayin...