In all these years, I've only had ONE firearm turn up as stolen. That way if the gun turns up as stolen later on, you are only out the money, and not involved in a messy criminal issue of receiving stolen property.
Make note of their name, time, and the date.
I've checked hundreds, if not thousands, of firearms in this manner.īe sure to get the name of the law enforcement agency officer or staffer that checks the number for you. All they will require is that you identify yourself, in most cases. To determine whether the firearm has been listed as stolen, I would strongly suggest that you call a local law enforcement agency and ask them to run the serial number through NCIC (National Crime Information Center). Click to expand.The serial number info was posted.
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