I need to be taught to be more paranoid about gun registration

[asmo]

Also this will never happen because FFL records have to be searched by hand. No way they will ever have the man power for such a task.

You are either trying to be funny -- or are woefully ignorant about the state of technology.

[spongejosh]

...so help me out. This example uses the word registration to mean purchased through a FFL dealer. I have 2 examples:

You're mixing current and upcoming laws. By current law in example 2 Peter can say, I sold all 3 private party to some guy in Grand Junction. If they search the house and don't find anything, they can't prove he didn't sell them.

The new universal background check will make that illegal. So Peter purchases 3 guns after UBC goes into effect. Now when the JBF show up and say he has 3 traceable purchases through an FFL, he can't say he sold them or else there would be a record. If he doesn't turn over the guns he will be arrested regardless of his lie.

After UBC happen, universal registration is the next step. Under registration they will most likely require you report to an FFL or the gov if you had a "boating accident" to remove the excuse that your guns just walked away.

[dwalker460]

And thats what is so scary, and why this MUST GO.

[kidicarus13]

That sheds some more light on things spongejosh. So after they require BGC I may still own unregistered firearms and their next step could be to require registering those. That will be another issue.

Until there is a national BCG system in place you could still temporally move out of state, acquire arms, and then return to Colorado with those arms without registering them.

Bottom line, they're slowing eroding our right to own firearms.

[Great-Kazoo]

That sheds some more light on things spongejosh. So after they require BGC I may still own unregistered firearms and their next step could be to require registering those. That will be another issue.

Until there is a national BCG system in place you could still temporally move out of state, acquire arms, and then return to Colorado with those arms without registering them.

Bottom line, they're slowing eroding our right to own firearms.

SLOWLY?? THEY OPEN UP HOOVER DAM and forgot to tell the residents down stream. OOPS

[Shootersfab]

My mommy said guns are bad. That's why I don't have one, I don't like them.

[brokenscout]

Maybe the media was portraying him as a "crazy", how many of us will be the next "Dorner" . It will end poorly

Did he? I'm not sure...

[Dingo]

On confiscation day, should it ever come, the first obstacle will be getting close enough to ask what guns I may, or may not, still possess.

^^^THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS^^^^

[ChadAmberg]

Again, they do not have the man power to do that. The form stays with the FFL unless they close. Then all the records are sent to the Feds to be stored. No way they are logging all that data.

Besides, you can't search data that's been destroyed in bonfires in FFL parking lots.

[cstone]

Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.