10-29-2015, 02:41 PM
I understand F.U.
But, to me, if you own more guns than you can keep track of, then you have more guns than you should.
There's no back door, in my view. If it's too much of a hassle to be responsible for your own guns, you can continue to be irresponsible and hope no one gets a hold of one of them and uses it in a crime or to cause injury/death. Or, you can downscale and own as many as you can responsibly account for without making other changes to your current environment. Or, you can keep all of your guns and implement an efficient security and inventory system so that you can responsibly account for all of your guns at any given time.
But, to me, if you own more guns than you can keep track of, then you have more guns than you should.
There's no back door, in my view. If it's too much of a hassle to be responsible for your own guns, you can continue to be irresponsible and hope no one gets a hold of one of them and uses it in a crime or to cause injury/death. Or, you can downscale and own as many as you can responsibly account for without making other changes to your current environment. Or, you can keep all of your guns and implement an efficient security and inventory system so that you can responsibly account for all of your guns at any given time.