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California is one of the few states that has authorized state law enforcement to maintain a central database of gun and ammunition sale records to be accessed by courts and law enforcement personnel for public safety purposes. These records are vital to protecting the public and enforcing gun safety laws.

You do not need to keep any paperwork for any gun you own. You really don't even need to keep your "RAW/50BMG rifle" paperwork. There are no laws requiring you to keep it.

How many guns are considered an arsenal? In the actual definition, an arsenal has nothing to do with numbers - it is the name for a facility where military weapons are made or stored, for the government (including made or stored, pending delivery to the government).

There is no such thing as owning too many firearms as long as they in safe secure places out of the reach of those who would use or handle a gun irresponsibly and they have a purpose and are not running your bank account dry. If you can't feed, accessorize, and clean your guns you have too many.

Yes every FFL dealer must keep a copy of the sales receipt for a firearm. A firearm can be traced from the MFG to the dealer and then to the original purchaser. If the original purchaser sell the firearm he does not need to keep a copy of the receipt and in most states does not need to have a 4473 filled out.

While federal law requires licensed firearms dealers to collect and maintain sales records until their business or licensed activity is discontinued, this requirement does not extend to private sellers. Dealer sales records are not collected in a federal central database.

It's a commonly held belief that the government has a national firearms registry and knows what guns each person owns. This is mostly untrue. There are exceptions to this rule depending on certain localities, but by and large, there's no central database of guns and who owns them.

Last updated January 5, 2023 . Illinois has no law restricting sales or purchases of multiple firearms.

There is no limit to the number of guns you can buy/own in Canada, as long as you have the appropriate licenses. There are 4 categories of guns: Prohibited, restricted, non-restricted, and antique. The first three categories need a license for possession and acquisition.

Picking Up the Gun Proof of safe ownership can come in the form of an owner's manual or a receipt. Proof of lock ownership must be a receipt dated within 30 days of the pickup date.