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Unread 07-29-2011, 09:11 PM   #1
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I inquired and the seller speculates that they chokes may have been opened. Obscuring parts of serial numbers on guns is certainly nothing new on auction sites; seems more do it than not....and I still can't fathom why. Can someone explain this? It's been a mystery to me for a long time. I can dream up an explanation but would rather someone educate me....
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1. Stolen Gun Concerns: They bought the gun at a gun show from a young man with prison tatoos who asked "how much kin ah git fur dis gun, quick?".

2. Gubermint police concerns. You know there is this underground place in Washington where there are hundreds of people employed by the Obama administration to watch all the web sites and ads and connect gun SN's to names. Then when the Pres signs over the Constitution to foreign powers, the police will pound on your door and demand your guns.

3. Undifferentiated Paranoia. You know people are everywhere watching you. They are watching your house right now and wanting your guns and your stash of quarters from all the states. When you go out, they track where you have been. They are going to get your guns and check them off by serial number. The only way to defeat them is to wear this aluminum foil hat which prevents them from hearing your thoughts.
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i totaly agree..Curly
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For the third, maybe the fourth time since I met him, I agree with Bruce Day. This is bullshit. We can see the serial numbers at gun shows. What is the big deal about seeing them on the net?
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