You mean like they did in CT after Sandy Hook?Originally Posted by Dave
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You mean like they did in CT after Sandy Hook?
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Yeah, they can do this of they are trying to trace a firearm used in a crime. I just worry that in the future they will do it as a means of building a register of firearms.
The law actually bars ATFEIOUEEEEE from taking the 4473 forms and making copies.... But it's been known to happen.
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In regards to the 4473, that is a federal form, the state has no legal right to access that form.
Not that that will necessarily stop anything, but there are some barriers in place which prevent CO from accessing those forms wholesale.
I thought that a lot of states were cataloging information from the background checks and putting them into a state database?
source?
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