Anytime a new firearm is purchased, it gets written down in the store records, which they are required to keep by law. The police are not allowed to waltz directly in and look at them, they first need a warrant. So it is a matter of a few hours and they can then waltz in. If anyone thought that the registry and all its data was gone, think again. Quebec for one still has all the info. And every gun purchased is still recorded. And should confiscation become a reality, you will not be able to simply say that you sold all of your firearms. There is technology that can detect trace amounts of gunpowder and explosive residue, even if you had contact with said materials several days prior.
All that aside, I still happily purchase firearms on occasion..
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