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[asmo]

What Fogger said. As long as you have a means of verifying your disposition, you don't have much to worry about.

Keep records guys.

Just to be contrary here and to bring some sanity into the above -- as a non-licensee you are under NO obligation to keep records of the disposition of any firearm. If they call and ask, you say you sold it. To whom? When? Where? Don't know, don't remember, don't care.

[cstone]

If I personally lost as much data as any local, state, or federal government entities have lost, just over my lifetime, I might have something to worry about.

Be safe.

[10mm-man]

Just to be contrary here and to bring some sanity into the above -- as a non-licensee you are under NO obligation to keep records of the disposition of any firearm. If they call and ask, you say you sold it. To whom? When? Where? Don't know, don't remember, don't care.

^^This..... Gone sorry. Obviously they know were it is now... Not your duty, personally that is.

[BPTactical]

Just to be contrary here and to bring some sanity into the above -- as a non-licensee you are under NO obligation to keep records of the disposition of any firearm. If they call and ask, you say you sold it. To whom? When? Where? Don't know, don't remember, don't care.

Very, very true. But recording a sale/trade is something I have always done when it came to a firearm, even before my FFL.
Even with my FFL I am not compelled by law to record my private firearm transactions but you know the old saw "An ounce of prevention is better than a pound of cure"

[cofi]

Just to be contrary here and to bring some sanity into the above -- as a non-licensee you are under NO obligation to keep records of the disposition of any firearm. If they call and ask, you say you sold it. To whom? When? Where? Don't know, don't remember, don't care.

^^This..... Gone sorry. Obviously they know were it is now... Not your duty, personally that is.