Some States do not require registration of firearms with a CCW Permit. Many States actually did this to purposely circumvent the threat of firearm
registration.
As such, if you have a CCW Permit you can show it at the counter of any Gun Shop or Gun Show, pay cash, and walk away with a gun that no one has
record of you having.
However, when someone comes a-knockin' for your firearms, you need to be prepared and able to give plausible denial-ability.
Don't keep any firearms anywhere visible.
Keep your firearms in at least two separate locations so that you can disclose one location without surrendering the other. Or, if your place is
searched, when they find the first location they'll likely give up and not look more thoroughly in attempts to find another cache.
Keep a file of Bills of Sale for any firearms that you have, as if you had sold them to private parties. If you are questioned about ownership of a
firearm that you did not surrender, you can show them the Bill of Sale and tell them to ask John Doe Carpenter about it because he showed you a CCW
Permit with that name on it when you sold it to him.
Just as a LEO keeps a back-up weapon, do the same. A cheap .22 rifle or .22 pistol is all it takes. If you turn something over willingly, its not
likely that they are going to question whether you are holding out on them or not.



