1224 and magazine extensions for mags that were already >15 capacity

[Jeffrey Lebowski]

I or you should never say shit w/out an attorney present. They want info, I'd like have an attorney present. End of Conversation.

I would actually agree with all of this.
But, to that point, would you or would you rather not have some sort of proof?

To Trot - yeah, OK, so let's say LATER I produce said evidence. With attorney. If they're going down to the falsified / BS / whatever road on my full press, I'm kind of screwed anyway.

I'm not trying to convince you to keep anything or not keep anything. Keep a yellow newspaper from June 30 if you want. :shrug: I'm merely agreeing keeping all these receipts seem pretty reasonable to me.
Did you or did you not have possession of this before July 1? I say I did, and this little piece of paper seems to agree. Now, what evidence shall we produce against that then?


Edit: Why would you not want to keep records for yourself anyway?

[Great-Kazoo]

I would actually agree with all of this.
But, to that point, would you or would you rather not have some sort of proof? Not at All. I very rarely keep or kept records. I know where all my firearms have come from. Habit from the late 60's early 70's

To Trot - yeah, OK, so let's say LATER I produce said evidence. With attorney. If they're going down to the falsified / BS / whatever road on my full press, I'm kind of screwed anyway.

I'm not trying to convince you to keep anything or not keep anything. Keep a yellow newspaper from June 30 if you want. :shrug: I'm merely agreeing keeping all these receipts seem pretty reasonable to me.
Did you or did you not have possession of this before July 1? I say I did, and this little piece of paper seems to agree. Now, what evidence shall we produce against that then?


Edit: Why would you not want to keep records for yourself anyway?

See first reply. Force of habit. Outside of the NFA items, who needs them? Your an adult do what your gut tells you to do.
My "feeling / Opinion" IF and when some .gov entity wants you. It doesn't mean shit how much paperwork, pictures, witness, sworn depositions, character references etc. You are Fucked. Seen it more than 1 time. You're on their list, pay the atty and hope you get less then 366 days.

YMMV

[Jeffrey Lebowski]

See first reply. Force of habit. Outside of the NFA items, who needs them?

Well, me, I guess. Other than Amazon purchases (where returns are downloadable) and consumables, I keep them.
I've returned two firearms (one defective Springfield Armory to mfg, one broken war surplus to shop I purchased). Made much easier with the receipt.
I've returned expensive running shoes, made warranty claims on bikes, etc. Just today my wife called warranty on our keurig #3. I guess I still have some OCD / pharmacist in me on record keeping.
I don't even reload but I track every shot, number every magazine, and keep range notes. To each his own, though.

My "feeling / Opinion" IF and when some .gov entity wants you. It doesn't mean shit how much paperwork, pictures, witness, sworn depositions, character references etc. You are Fucked. Seen it more than 1 time. You're on their list, pay the atty and hope you get less then 366 days.

But this I agree with. Try as I might to stay on the straight and narrow.