Well it's not an issue for anyone but you. What I mean is you will be the only one who cares, since it isn't protected information. The fact is if someone gets your serial and has it engraved on a gun and uses it the ballistics aren't going to match up to the serial.So serial number stealing isn't an issue? I'm still pretty new at gun ownership. My Smith and Springfield I registered online.
same here in MO. My guns are all registered to MI because there is nothing to transfer them too here loli don't register anything… (here in AZ thats the way it is)
it's an open mailer because it isn't protected information, so they have no reason to care. Would be nice if they did but like i said it is only an issue to the person.That would be my exact concern, hence the question - why would they set the registration cards up as an "open" mailer?
I'm just going to put mine in an envelope. Problem solved. Thanks for the input.
Maybe if you gave a scenario of how you think someone could use a serial number in a negative way, we could address it better.Hey are the registration cards postage paid and wide open for anyone to see your gun serial number??? I'm obviously going to put mine in an envelope but found it weird they'd do it like that.
Nukinfutz says it a few posts up above.mikecu said:Maybe if you gave a scenario of how you think someone could use a serial number in a negative way, we could address it better.
I know criminals are stupid, but come on lolSomeone targets your house for theft knowing a Glock may be there.