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That's very very dangerous

Authored by: myNym on Thursday, December 27 2012 @ 12:51 AM EST

Locking guns in safes is a good idea.

Posting whereabouts of guns to the public, where even
criminals can see, is crazy stupid.

I don't know the specifics of the laws in that locale, but
if the guns are registered, then chances are you can't go
and readily buy them there.

I remember reading about legally registered full-auto
firearms getting stolen based on the address listed in the
registration. To legally register full-auto in the US is a
major deal, so yeah, criminals would rather steal them than
try to legally acquire them.

It'd be a shame if the poster of that information got sued
because someone used that information to steal a gun and
commit a crime. Major shame that would be.

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