RK>I agree here ... places like to be excessive ... I often by cheap
RK>ammo at my  local K-Mart for target only and recently they have
RK>started asking questions  for simply the purchase of ammo. Thinks
RK>like your name, address and such  and a short questionair. I said
RK>-none of your business- and the girl said -it won't ring thru without
RK>answers- I told here put a big NO on every line  of couse in fear of
RK>the allmighty manager she would not. There were 3  people in line
RK>aside from myself .. all of use left without anything.
That is weird.  But then K-Mart is weird.  I had a ball with them some
time ago when I asked if they had any machetes anywhere.  They used to
carry them.  You'd have thought I was announcing I was a postal worker
or something .
RK>I can understand, but don't agree completly, that on the gun side of
RK>things  they are now -required- to get certain info and make you
RK>wait. That is why  I buy nothing but used stuff anymore. And I have
RK>the only receipt for most  of it.
Yep.  I deeply regret buying the last two guns the way I did.  They (the
government) now have records of my purchasing the old Nagant and the
Garand.  I love both guns, but liked it better when they didn't know I
owned them, or any other guns.
RK> >In any case, as I'm sure you've noticed, very rarely do any of the
RK> >places that demand that sort of garbage ever attempt to verify it.
RK> >Which is why I almost always fill it out with false information.
RK> >Same when I check into buildings and such.  Fake name, fake
RK> >address, fake phone, etc.
RK>Gee I would -never- do this ...  ...
Oh me neither, I was just, um, commenting on this.  I've heard others
mention doing it. 
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