True. It was a recent purchase that triggered the confiscation and whatever was wrong with the background information definitely needed to be cleared up. Unfortunately, no specific details were provided by MSP, when they returned the weapons, about what exactly was screwed up in their background check system that caused the erroneous action in the first place. So nothing was learned that might be useful to someone else who found themselves in a similar situation. Maybe more will still come out.....but I'm not holding my breath.
