Recording SN's

[glockster157]

My brother just had 2 handguns stolen in east Nashville. One was a SW 3913TSW and the other a two tone Bersa Thunder. Problem is he never recorded the serial numbers. I had one in my collection in the past and I am digging through old records trying to find it for him but I can't be sure I can find the right one. Point is record those SN's, keep a copy off site, email them to yourself, etc.

[RobertNashville]

Yuup...very good advice.

Mine are recorded in several different places.

[daddyo]

That's true of anything you own that has a unique identification number.

[Patton]

If nothing else just take photos of the serial numbers.

[RobertNashville]

If nothing else just take photos of the serial numbers.

Good idea.

Taking photos of all my firearms as well as my other physical assets (mostly for insurance purposes) is something high on my to-do list. Unfortunately it's also time consuming.

[Smith]

I use "GunSafe" and have it updates to an offsite server. It keeps a really good record in an easy to use format. Also allows you to add pictures. I don't think you can get it anymore but I'm sure there are some others out there like it. here is where it used to be http://somanyroads.org/gunsafe/

[tnhawk]

I also use the Gunsafe program and keep a copy in my safe as well as on a backup drive.

[glockster157]

Check out Drop Box...it is a free cloud storage for pc's and I think it is good for about 10 gigabytes. I use it for file storage.

[SonnyCrockett]

all mine are in my computer,documented and insured for theft

[lshel]

I keep photos and serials of all guns in my computer and keep a listing in my billfold.

[runco]

My list is emailed to myself and I have a paper copy in my banks lock box.

[Jonnin]

I just used excel and saved it as a CSV so I can always import it into just about anything, at worst even notepad.