Check guns serial number before you buy with these links:

[kingofnapier]

Spread the word! Please post any others you have found.

http://www.hotgunz.com/search.php

http://pas.fdle.state.fl.us/pas/item/displayGunSearch.a

I couldn't get the code at the bottom to work when signing up with a fake name to work. Must be a glitch because I'm definitely a human who can read those characters plain as day. http://stolenweapon.com/Stolen-Startsearch-Gun.html

 

[Corso]

I don't think I would enter anything off my personal computer,because if it comes back stolen guess who they will come see???

If I had a concern I would rather have a leo check it out in person with the owner so if anything was wrong the owner is there to take the heat.

 

[chucklenut]

a better question is why the official government stolen weapons database arent made public

 

[kingofnapier]

I don't think you'll have a seller consent to having a cop come out, nor the cops wanting to come.

 

[Corso]

I don't think you'll have a seller consent to having a cop come out, nor the cops wanting to come.

I have met a few like this with no issues,if there is nothing to hide then no worries.

 

[dont tread on me]

that just people intering there own stolen gun its not the gov i put one of mine that i know it in the ncic data base it came back not stolen .

 

[Laxguy59]

If you think it's stolen don't buy it. And definitely don't buy mine.

 

[potenza]

If you think it's stolen don't buy it. And definitely don't buy mine.

Defense, don't you have some finals to study for? Chill sir!

 

[sovietak474u]

both of those sites suck. Ive checked both of those sites with serial numbers from people on HERE who said their guns were stolen and they reported it. Nothing ever came up. The only way to check is to have your local PD run the number. The downfall is , if it is stolen... you lose it. Then again who wants to keep a stolen gun? If you have a feeling that something might be stolen then dont buy it.

 

[B. Byrd]

I have met a few like this with no issues,if there is nothing to hide then no worries.

Same thing applies to allowing the police to search your home or auto without a warrant.