Not trying to be difficult here.. But, the difference being what exactly? It doesn't matter which form you fill out, the end result is the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
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Not trying to be difficult here.. But, the difference being what exactly? It doesn't matter which form you fill out, the end result is the same.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
Because one actually uses the 4473, and the other has a state mandated database that runs separate from the federal forms.Quote:
Originally Posted by asmo
You mean, like CBI?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
CBI uses firearm type (handgun/longgun/receiver) and serial number, just like the 4473. That's not a gun registry, because they have no clue what type of firearm that is. It's like having a database consisting of license plates without the cars that they go to.Quote:
Originally Posted by asmo
The serial number IS NOT REPORTED to CBI. it is only recorded by the FFL on the 4473 and in his bound book.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
C'mon guys, at least stick with facts.Quote:
Clearly state:
A. The last five digits of your FFL number.
B. Long gun, handgun or both.
C. Customer's name – LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE. Say and spell each name if necessary.
D. Customer’s Date of Birth. (Year-Month-Day).
E. Customer’s Sex and Race.
F. Social Security – optional.
G. Customer’s Driver’s License Number/ID Number.
This thread makes me want to go buy a gun.
Aren't you ascared they will have you in their registry?Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I just gave me place of birth and SSN to Harbor Freight today to save 1% on a $2 discount tool.
I actually get very nervous every time I buy a gun as I have a unique situation. It's nothing bad, but would take a long time (at least 3 sentences) to explain.
Irving, they don't deny for getting caught masturbating in the boys shower in 9th grade. Stop worrying.
Everything always leads back to that day...[/1000yardstare]