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both the OSP and the FFL keeps a database.There is no direct searchable database with serial #'s attached to individuals.
This is true - I've had to buy many a new gun because my wife took a shine to the one I already had.Old but and about money still true nowdays about guns, what's yours, is hers and what is hers is hers.
LOL, that was a good one!There is no firearms registry in Oregon.
Exactly....I've had to buy many a new gun because my wife took a shine to the one I already had.
Not really a registry, persay.both the OSP and the FFL keeps a database.
A database is a registry.Not really a registry, persay.
When I think of registry, to me it sounds like on TV shows where an officer calls in a serial number & gets a response "...yah that handgun is registered to whoever".
True, & absolutely shouldn't be. But is. Should actually be illegal, thought it was. However still is.A database is a registry.
Buy a gun thru an FFL, leave the gun on the street or give it to a criminal and soon enough you will get a knock on the door. Thats not possible without a registry...
Its how it works in every state, the "no registry" thing is a huge feel good deception for gun rights, it may take longer to trace a gun in some cases but so what, the last person who purchased it thru a dealer will get the knock on the door.True, & absolutely shouldn't be. But is. Should actually be illegal, thought it was. However still is.
My thoughts on OP's question were in regards to some States where there is an actual defined registry. Approval/Permission slip/permit required to purchase X firearm with Y serial # kind of thing.
Don't know if Oregon's stayed permit to purchase law goes that far or not, however I believe other states systems currently do. Defined serial #'s to specific individuals. Registry.
All they did was break the registration list up into separate components, is still a registry. It sure does "feel" good to "believe" its not a registry, yet every gun owner knows they are liable for transferring a registered gun under the table.A chain of custody search is what we have now, Munufacturer> Wholesaler> dealer> you. Registration is different though I will agree it does feel the same. As in "they" know you've (me) got that gun(s).