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<blockquote data-quote="Captainbrad" data-source="post: 74726" data-attributes="member: 320">Ok, this is a question I have had for many years and with all this new regulation looming or being talked about I will ask it here.&nbsp; For the record I own guns and have purchased them.When you purchase a gun, you fill out all the paperwork for the background check.&nbsp; The shop or store then calls it in to make sure you are ok to have that gun.&nbsp; I have always been told that after that is done and you are cleared the paperwork and records are gone.&nbsp; So here is my question.&nbsp; If that were true why would they want to know the make model and serial number of the gun you are buying?&nbsp; What really happens to that info after the &quot;background check&quot;?&nbsp; I have a very bad feeling that there is already a registry on file of every gun we have ever purchased since the background came into law and this new &quot;gun show loophole&quot; talk is to try to keep a better handle on where each gun is going.&nbsp; My guess is someone in the government could look up and tell you every gun I own already.&nbsp; If not, how do they such solid statistics on people who were reject and what they were trying to buy?&nbsp; Please someone answer these questions and on the registry prove me wrong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Captainbrad, post: 74726, member: 320"] Ok, this is a question I have had for many years and with all this new regulation looming or being talked about I will ask it here. For the record I own guns and have purchased them. When you purchase a gun, you fill out all the paperwork for the background check. The shop or store then calls it in to make sure you are ok to have that gun. I have always been told that after that is done and you are cleared the paperwork and records are gone. So here is my question. If that were true why would they want to know the make model and serial number of the gun you are buying? What really happens to that info after the "background check"? I have a very bad feeling that there is already a registry on file of every gun we have ever purchased since the background came into law and this new "gun show loophole" talk is to try to keep a better handle on where each gun is going. My guess is someone in the government could look up and tell you every gun I own already. If not, how do they such solid statistics on people who were reject and what they were trying to buy? Please someone answer these questions and on the registry prove me wrong. [/QUOTE]

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