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Originally Posted by BigRich315
Really I guess it depends on if you care to have the gun remain registered to you. I wouldn't care a bit, I plan on giving my brother the Sigma he wants soon.
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This comment is really a misnomer (no offense meant) . . . we don't have gun registration in the United States (spotty local laws excepted). When you purchase a new weapon there is a record made of the original purchaser, which is different than registration.
We in the United States at the current moment are still a free people with the right to own, trade and sell private property. At the moment firearms are considered private property so short of giving one to someone prohibited by law from owning a firearm (i.e., convicted felon) you are free to do with them as you would any other private property.
I am giving two firearms as gifts this Christmas and have no intention of doing any paperwork . . . the thought that we have gun registration in this country was conjured up by people of the same ilk who teach global warming to our kids and after it's said over and over and over people begin to believe it's so.