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<blockquote data-quote="Muddyboots" data-source="post: 1877350" data-attributes="member: 63925"><p>If you haven't documented your firearms to the Nth degree, suggest you do so ASAP. All of mine have been photographed from multiple angles with details of scopes etc. Also make sure the digital photographs are internally date stamped to "insure" (couldn't resist) the timeline is established. I also have always scanned in receipts to back up possession. One way to do this is to include them in an annual photographic inventory of your homestead. I have done this for about 15+ years now. Not hard to do and easy to defend claims with photographs of homestead contents (house, pole barn, etc). Include photos of serial numbers of items like tractors, chainsaws, and other power tools. Some items I have stamped initials so they show up in photo as well. May seem like over the top but if your pole barn is broken into, stuff is probably sold to pawn shops etc but if you have serial numbers they have to check number as well. My camera places date on the photo as well so the timeline is further established.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Muddyboots, post: 1877350, member: 63925"] If you haven't documented your firearms to the Nth degree, suggest you do so ASAP. All of mine have been photographed from multiple angles with details of scopes etc. Also make sure the digital photographs are internally date stamped to "insure" (couldn't resist) the timeline is established. I also have always scanned in receipts to back up possession. One way to do this is to include them in an annual photographic inventory of your homestead. I have done this for about 15+ years now. Not hard to do and easy to defend claims with photographs of homestead contents (house, pole barn, etc). Include photos of serial numbers of items like tractors, chainsaws, and other power tools. Some items I have stamped initials so they show up in photo as well. May seem like over the top but if your pole barn is broken into, stuff is probably sold to pawn shops etc but if you have serial numbers they have to check number as well. My camera places date on the photo as well so the timeline is further established. [/QUOTE]
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