ColtPythonElite
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I have old school firearms records books. I keep double copies.
Insurance/theft documents
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eddiememphis
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Unique Identifier.
When I was in the insurance business, I would tell my clients to add a mark somewhere on the gun that only they could have made.
Take off the grip and make three small scratches on the frame, something like that.
Take eight or ten pictures of each gun and include their identifiers.
Save it to a file and send the file to your Mom and your agent.
Make sure your coverage has a firearm endorsement beyond normal limits if you need it. It is not expensive and worth it if you are a collector.
Talk to your agent about replacement cost versus cash value.
When I was in the insurance business, I would tell my clients to add a mark somewhere on the gun that only they could have made.
Take off the grip and make three small scratches on the frame, something like that.
Take eight or ten pictures of each gun and include their identifiers.
Save it to a file and send the file to your Mom and your agent.
Make sure your coverage has a firearm endorsement beyond normal limits if you need it. It is not expensive and worth it if you are a collector.
Talk to your agent about replacement cost versus cash value.
Alaskamike
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Again, if you have insurance, talk to your insurance agent about what they want to see. I can't stress this enough.
It really doesn't matter what the rest of us think you should keep for records.
Seriously.
It really doesn't matter what the rest of us think you should keep for records.
Seriously.
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