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To: SW6906

If I was going to cache some firearms, I would not cache all. First off, I would sort by which ones have a paper trail. Those would be left at home for the JBT's to find. After all, they already know I have those ones . . .

Those with absolutely no paper trail (no 4473, no sales receipt, no gunsmith records, etc. ) would get cached with ammo and cleaning kits.

That way, if they come they will collect what they think I own. They will think they have it all. Later I can always acquire another collection by using what was stored away.


106 posted on 11/09/2006 5:45:53 PM PST by Petruchio (* Censored *)
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To: Petruchio
If I was going to cache some firearms, I would not cache all. First off, I would sort by which ones have a paper trail. Those would be left at home for the JBT's to find. After all, they already know I have those ones . . . Those with absolutely no paper trail (no 4473, no sales receipt, no gunsmith records, etc. ) would get cached with ammo and cleaning kits.

You can always keep a few to turn in in good faith and for the rest, say you sold/traded/gave them away. Copy of the classified ad you took out (you told all callers they were already sold) a handwritten receipt with drivers license # (how were you to know it was fake?) may be just enough to let you live. Probably not a good idea to report anything stolen though. If you ever give it to your grandson and he gets stopped for a traffic ticket, you don't want him to be in possession of a "stolen gun".

153 posted on 01/13/2007 3:06:19 PM PST by fso301
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