capt_dugout said:evolx10 said:Well as with quite a bit of our supplies, http://www.usdoj.gov/ndic/pubs1/1467/index.htm..
this would be a good point to mention the keeping of records.
I try to keep a record of all chemicals in inventory and the amounts used in each of my experiments. At some point we should all expect a visit from our local LEOs due to the ilicit use of many of the chemicals used to refine PMs.
A little time done on keeping notes could prevent a lot of notes on doing time.
you've brought out an absolute point here with your post, I believe that everyone here - at least in the United States - should begin keeping written records of their chemical inventories, transactions, material usages, and processing techniques in the interest of preserving their own personal legal status with the local Law Enforcement in good standing. If Homeland Security catches wind of your activities and decides to investigate, being labeled as a terrorist by them IS NO JOKE!
Having done your record keeping, perhaps an invitation to have a LEO you're familiar with review and record your operation, or even keeping the contact info on government officials whom you have familiarized yourself with and whom you have educated as to your intention and operative results are would go a long way in keeping you off any watch lists.
Unfortunately... American freedom has come to this. These are sensitive times we live in, taking steps to keep yourself protected is your best hope to continue free from any aggression from Law Enforcement - Perhaps an addendum to the welcome message for these forums that includes this type of warning is in order...