FULLDRAWXX75
Well-Known Member
Lets say you know a guy, a good straight shooter type. He inherites a bunch of stuff from a late great uncle who passed away 5 or so yrs back. The estate is finally settled and he gets what was left to him.
A yr after he gets his stuff he finally gets to looking through the boxes of hunting equipment, ammo, etc. In the very back, in the bottom of one box is a plastic bag, inside the bag a cloth bundle, inside that a brand new perfectly good .32 special revolver(nickel plated no less)
He lives in a state that requires pistol registration, but there is no s/n on the gun, with all of the current events happening about guns, ammo, etc.
Should he attempt to register it and chance having it taken away OR just shut up and stash it for safe keeping in case the whole country goes into lock down of firearms??
Lets hear what you think......................
FDXX75
A yr after he gets his stuff he finally gets to looking through the boxes of hunting equipment, ammo, etc. In the very back, in the bottom of one box is a plastic bag, inside the bag a cloth bundle, inside that a brand new perfectly good .32 special revolver(nickel plated no less)
He lives in a state that requires pistol registration, but there is no s/n on the gun, with all of the current events happening about guns, ammo, etc.
Should he attempt to register it and chance having it taken away OR just shut up and stash it for safe keeping in case the whole country goes into lock down of firearms??
Lets hear what you think......................
FDXX75
