Buffalo, NY officials apparently skim the obituaries and then compare the names of the deceased with those in gun owner databases so they can go confiscate the firearms. Family members of the deceased supposedly have 15 days to secure the necessary paperwork in order to attempt to keep the guns: That is, if they even know about this process.
Proof that registration leads to confiscation:
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2014/11/14...cmp=latestnews
Yes, because the minute those pesky guns find out about their owner dying, they get up and walk right out of the house!Derrenda said guns pose a threat if their owner is no longer alive to safeguard them, especially if a recently-deceased gun owner's home is burglarized.
"At times they lay out there and the family is not aware of them and they end up just out on the street," he said, according to WGRZ.com.
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