Big Red
Shooter
I inherited some rifles from my dad who lived in Michigan
The problem is that at one time the Anti-constitution politicians required you to stamp your drivers license or other state issued ID numbers on any & all firearms you owned.
I was wondering just how badly this would affect the value of the piece.
I really don’t intend to sell these as I intend to pass them on down to my son & then hopefully on down to my grandson. So this is more out of curiosity than anything else.
Here’s an example, a very nice Winchester model 1897 Trap 12 gauge shotgun in otherwise excellent condition. Also a Marlin 39 made around 1930 & a Winchester 30-30 of the same era.
As I said, they have more sentimental value to me than actual cash value but I’m just wondering how badly those “Delta Hotel” Deamoncrats destroyed our personal property’s value.
Anyone have any idea???
The problem is that at one time the Anti-constitution politicians required you to stamp your drivers license or other state issued ID numbers on any & all firearms you owned.
I was wondering just how badly this would affect the value of the piece.
I really don’t intend to sell these as I intend to pass them on down to my son & then hopefully on down to my grandson. So this is more out of curiosity than anything else.
Here’s an example, a very nice Winchester model 1897 Trap 12 gauge shotgun in otherwise excellent condition. Also a Marlin 39 made around 1930 & a Winchester 30-30 of the same era.
As I said, they have more sentimental value to me than actual cash value but I’m just wondering how badly those “Delta Hotel” Deamoncrats destroyed our personal property’s value.
Anyone have any idea???