forsyth

If someone purchases a stolen gun, they are buying it to commit a crime. Then they commit the crime wipe the gun off and throw it away. No one gets caught with it.

Little jester has run away from this thread.

I dont know how many break-ins you have worked but I have back traced numerous recovered guns and ended up charging the original thief. People dont like to take the rap if they purchased a hot gun. Even if they knew it was hot they dont want a felony B&E and larceny charge . The majority will roll over on whom ever they bought it from to avoid a possession of stolen goods charge

Will an untraceable gun cost more or less?

Hey all, as per usual our jester has nuffin' to back up its claim on this thread.

Dear concubine that goes for any gun sold privately.

The gun shop is a federal firearms dealer which requires him and his suppliers to keep records of the guns so they are not untraceable.

Little Jimmy you leave my new concubine Anti alone she is all mine now. She will be loyal to the Dog.

But what we really have now is at least 34 untraceable guns on the market. These will all be purchased by people that can't legally buy a gun, or specifically want one that can't be traced.

Horse shart Stolen guns can be tracked in the same way as stolen cars. LOL And now in her infinite wisdom she can predict they will all be bought by people who cant legally buy a gun, Post a troll thread you get trolled

jimbo,

There are a number of ways one could be on the lookout for stolen guns, not just by trying to identify serial numbers.

Come on 168 how dare you bring facts into the discussion I mean really how are people like anti going to continue to spread fear and misinformation to other uninformed people. I bet she has no idea about the thousands of legal firearms out there that have no serial number

If it has a serial number entered into NCIC it can be traced. LOL

If they were in a Gun shop the serial numbers are logged in the shops books, The LEOs will enter then as stolen into NCIC. If one of those serial numbers shows up either by a officer running them in a stop or on a pawn ticket, (Pawn shops turn over copies of their tickets to LEOs). The officer will size the firearm and question the person in possession and keep back tracking till they get answers. As far as keeping a eye out for stolen guns please explain how a stolen one looks any freaking different from one that isnt??? ROFLMO

Ant / Acu tell us who stole the guns

As usual, Democrats attack the victims and say nothing negative about the criminal. Pat, I would like to buy a vowel, I will take an I, yes there is one I

Talk about ironic, they sell their guns with the idea that the guns will protect your home and they can't even protect their shop with all those guns.