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12. There is no federal database, but the deceased may have insured them

Thu Apr 10, 2014, 07:42 PM

Apr 2014

And reported make, model, and serial number. The deceased may have recorded the information in his records.

and yes talk to your lawyer and police.

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PS Hepburn Apr 2014 #1

report it to mercuryblues Apr 2014 #2

Was the person an heir? nt DURHAM D Apr 2014 #3

No Hepburn Apr 2014 #5

I am confused. DURHAM D Apr 2014 #8

I am Hepburn Apr 2014 #14

Yes ... 1StrongBlackMan Apr 2014 #4

I inherited the entire estate. Hepburn Apr 2014 #6

You need to talk to your attorney. DURHAM D Apr 2014 #9

Great advice. eom. 1StrongBlackMan Apr 2014 #11

I'm not aware of any Federal Registry ... 1StrongBlackMan Apr 2014 #10

I thought guns had to be registered... Hepburn Apr 2014 #13

I believe any registration is at the County or Municipal level ... 1StrongBlackMan Apr 2014 #15

Thanks... Hepburn Apr 2014 #16

Good Business. eom. 1StrongBlackMan Apr 2014 #17

BTW: Thanks for the info Hepburn Apr 2014 #7

There is no federal database, but the deceased may have insured them aikoaiko Apr 2014 #12

It sounds like the estate MAY have been a Curio and Relic collector. flamin lib Apr 2014 #18

wow...thank you Hepburn Apr 2014 #19

Not only did they steal those firearms, IronGate Apr 2014 #20