File a report with the police. Be sure to provide make, model and serial number and any other identifying information on it.
This is important for several reasons. First, there is a chance the thief will get caught. Your report will identify your gun as stolen property, and will help to put the thief where he belongs - in prison. Second, if a gun happens to be used in a crime and abandoned at the scene, having a report on file will keep you off the list of suspects. Third, there is a small chance your gun will be returned to you.
Contact your local police. If it was reported stolen, it should be in the system.
Contact your local police department and give them the serial number. The Police can check on the stolen gun list maintained by the BATFE. If the gun is stolen, the Police will conficate the piece and begin investigation of how it was acquired.
Check with local law enforcement.
make friends with a cop
No.
Contact your local police. If it was reported stolen, it should be in the system.
grab a gun
Yes, and you should report to protect yourself if that gun is used in the commission of a crime.
No. It is a criminal matter and should be reported to the police.
what gun are we talking about here
No, but a FOUND gun should be turned over to authorities, Possible that the gun was stolen, or discarded after being used in a crime. Could be very difficult for you to explain why YOU have a gun used in a crime.
Contact your local police department and give them the serial number. The Police can check on the stolen gun list maintained by the BATFE. If the gun is stolen, the Police will conficate the piece and begin investigation of how it was acquired.
hmm... if you have found a firearm out and about then you should take it to thenearest copshop to have the serial number checked.
Contact the police.
If you mean that possession of a particular model of a gun is permitted in your state, a local gun shop should be able to advise you. If you mean whether a particular gun has been stolen, check with local law enforcement officials.
Expect the police to expect YOU to explain how you came to possess a gun that had been stolen- just like any other property.
Depends on the DA.