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I believe it is a good idea to keep track of your firearms. You might need it in case of a fire or theft. The Insurance Co. will want proof of owning them as well as having an accurate description for LEO if they are stolen. That is how I have photos of guns I've sold over the past 8-10 years.
In the Remington Thread, Shooter 13 stated that he has a Spreadsheet to keep track of his firearms.
In my case, I take a digital photo or copy a photo from the web. Then I "rename" the photo with make, model, caliber, serial number, price paid and whether or not it has a paper trail. Then I copy the photo to a jump drive that is kept in a secure place.
Anyone else have any suggestions???????
If you have the time, a record of tools or anything of value would be useful also.
Grey
In the Remington Thread, Shooter 13 stated that he has a Spreadsheet to keep track of his firearms.
In my case, I take a digital photo or copy a photo from the web. Then I "rename" the photo with make, model, caliber, serial number, price paid and whether or not it has a paper trail. Then I copy the photo to a jump drive that is kept in a secure place.
Anyone else have any suggestions???????
If you have the time, a record of tools or anything of value would be useful also.
Grey