9thIDdoc
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They can already track who buys guns in most cases very easily as it stands.The problem with registration is that there are alleged Americans who wish to see all firearms banned and confiscated and registration does nothing but make it easy for them. That is excellent reason to fight registration. That has already happened in Ca. and NY.
Don't be so silly.
The only people that are anti-background checks are those that know they can't pass them.
You are the one being silly. Around here most gun trades or sales are between private individuals and there is no paper trail. A gun that's been around for awhile may have changed hands 5-6 times with no documentation. Track it? How?
For that matter the paperwork generated in gun stores can only be accessed under limited conditions and it is illegal for the federal government to maintain any list of who owns what (although they probably try to anyway). Holder can't even track his own guns.