If you’re a responsible gun owner, getting pulled over for a minor traffic violation can quickly spiral out of control—especially when the officer decides to run the serial number on your firearm. But is that even legal? 

Knowing the answer could mean the difference between going home or ending up in handcuffs. Today, I’m breaking down exactly what you need to know about your Fourth Amendment rights when cops want to check your gun and run the serial number on your firearm, how recent Supreme Court rulings impact you, and what to say—and not say—when it happens.

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