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Theoretically, someone could see a post, flub some sort of false documentation, and report "their" gun stolen. I know it's a long shot, but I'm sure if you put enough effort into it, someone could probably get away with it.
Theoretically, someone could see a post, flub some sort of false documentation, and report "their" gun stolen. I know it's a long shot, but I'm sure if you put enough effort into it, someone could probably get away with it.
Theoretically, someone could see a post, flub some sort of false documentation, and report "their" gun stolen. I know it's a long shot, but I'm sure if you put enough effort into it, someone could probably get away with it.
^^^^THIS is the reason ........ its very possible these days ;(
Theoretically, someone could see a post, flub some sort of false documentation, and report "their" gun stolen. I know it's a long shot, but I'm sure if you put enough effort into it, someone could probably get away with it.
So, I've noticed a trend with many sellers and a taboo subject here is the "Posting of Serial numbers".
I'm not really sure of the benefits of covering a serial number and truthfully could potentially see benefits of having serial numbers shown. That way if one member gets something stolen he can post those serial numbers as well as pics for proof in a thread section, and in the rare event it wind up on the ODT we can bring the bastards down...But what exactly does hiding the serial number do to benefit anyone?