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Cleveland gun buy back
- Thread starter Jordysoso
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eye95
Well-known member
www.gunverify.com
I used it a year ago when I bought my ruger. Idk if they have changed anything since but the homepage of the site still looks the same
I used it a year ago when I bought my ruger. Idk if they have changed anything since but the homepage of the site still looks the same
docachna
Newbie
Vendors license
* Have your pocket recorder running from the minute you exit your vehicle.
* Have multiple copies of the Cleveland city ordinance on vendors available for the PD.
* "Am I being detained, or am I free to go ? "
'Nuf said....
* Have your pocket recorder running from the minute you exit your vehicle.
* Have multiple copies of the Cleveland city ordinance on vendors available for the PD.
* "Am I being detained, or am I free to go ? "
'Nuf said....
eye95
Well-known member
My recorder runs from the instant I leave the house until I get back.
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MyWifeSaidYes
Regular Member
JediSkipdogg
Regular Member
FYI... that site is useless. First, you have to input what guns you own. Then if one of yours is stolen, you have to log into it and change it from owning to stolen. So, essentially, it's only going to contain what people put in there. It doesn't access the NCIC database where all stolen guns reported to police are entered.
eye95
Well-known member
Do you know of a site or app that does? TIA.
JediSkipdogg
Regular Member
Unfortunately no, nothing will access what is reported to the police that the general public can use. NCIC is well protected and doesn't allow anything outside of the criminal justice community to access it.
About the only option is to have a friend in law enforcement that is willing to run it for you and I personally don't see that as a misuse of the system. I'm willing to run anything for anyone to verify non-stolen status. I just won't tell anymore besides "stolen or not."
MyWifeSaidYes
Regular Member
Will you be available during the buyback, Jedi?
JediSkipdogg
Regular Member
I will be off during that time or I'd be glad to accept calls for them and run them. Another reason I'd love to do it because say one is stolen, I'd be interested to see someone videotape the process and pay a little more closely to that firearm to see what happens. I just can't believe a turn in with no questions asked would be effective. Imagine the news story when someone says one was turned in but they have no knowledge of who turned it in. It would also make for the awesome public records request that I'm going to hopefully file June 22.
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pirateguy191
Regular Member
I have two pcs. of junk to turn in. While I'm in line I plan on scoping out what others have to turn in and possibly making offers.