cyclopsshooter
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its rounds shot,not rounds on hand... i dont have any ammo or guns since my boating accident... so all my shot rounds were on range rentals!
Ah yes, my mistake, I stand corrected.its rounds shot,not rounds on hand... i dont have any ammo or guns since my boating accident... so all my shot rounds were on range rentals!
Excuse me if I am still at a lose why anyone would want to list their guns or ammo quantities online for any stranger, newsmedia, stalker or gov't official to see?
I worked for the Federal Gov't far too long to believe they have any remaining questions about my personal activities.
So what you're saying is that you work for the government and you're reading this thread....
I think anyone who has worked for the federal govt (myself included) would find the concept that the .gov could effectively track personal firearms collections via postings on online forums hilarious. They can't even keep track of basic payroll half the time.[/QUOTE
I've worked for the Federal government also, but have avoided going back to that employer on principle.
I also seriously doubt they could accomplish the proposed tracking, or even that they would choose to. If they tried, the effort would cost 4-5 times more and take 2-3 times longer to accomplish than if undertaken by the private sector. On top of that, it would be broken most of the time.
These days, the Feds feel empowered to track your physical movements, barge into your home, and detain you without charge -- why would they need an on-line means of acquiring knowledge of your gun collection or shooting activities?