Thread: Is registration number of any relevance to A-cat rifles?

Originally Posted by stretch

You could really mess with their data entry by using some obscure number system. No where does it say it needs to be alphanumeric.



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I haven't yet figured out why in the world this bizzare info would be useful in any shape or form, but a deeper voice inside tells me you are on to something!

Vetter was here yesterday to check my security after a house move. She was very good, not too intrusive didn't want me to open the safe or ask me for make/model/serial. Suggested I should take photo's o my rifles " cos theives usually remove serials and all rifles have differences (apparently even assembly-line ones!). I will do that, maybe after scribing soome mrks into the metal and a scratch or two in the stock, probably in the barrel channel or under the recoil pad. Makes sense of a sort.

Originally Posted by keneff

Vetter was here yesterday to check my security after a house move. She was very good, not too intrusive didn't want me to open the safe or ask me for make/model/serial. Suggested I should take photo's o my rifles " cos theives usually remove serials and all rifles have differences (apparently even assembly-line ones!). I will do that, maybe after scribing soome mrks into the metal and a scratch or two in the stock, probably in the barrel channel or under the recoil pad. Makes sense of a sort.

I strongly doubt that normal photos would be clear enough to point out production differences but doing a hidden mark (or even initials) sounds like a great idea. (well.. only secondary to conventional security of course)