That would depend on where you purchased the gun and what the local laws are. If you purchased a gun from a private seller it would be your responsibility to register it. If you purchase from a gun store, they probably register it during the sale.
However, only a few states require registration. So the answer is, you probably don't have to register the gun, regardless of where you bought it, unless you live in California, Massachusetts, or one of the other states that require it (there are only about 5 or 6 states that require registration).
Yes
No if the gun is not registered in your name , no you can not own a gun. if you do not have license to own a gun you can not have it either
In MOST places in the US, no. The dealer maintains a record of the sale at their shop for 20 years.
IF YOU CAN REMOVE THE HANDLE THE SERIAL NUMBER SHOULD BE THERE. YOU CAN TAKE THE GUN TO YOUR LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT AND HAVE THE GUN REGISTERED OR SEE IF THEY HAVE A PROGRAM WERE THEY BUY THE GUN.
Go to where you registered them.
You can own a hand gun in indonesia. You must first take a safety course. Then you must buy your gun, and be registered as a gun club member. And you are purchasing it for security. Or you must claim it is for hunting purposes Once you have the permit. It is legal to openly carry your hand gun in public.
Colorado does not have registration of ordeinary firearms, so there is no way to have a gun registered to you.
There is no such thing as a registered gun within the state of TN. Class III items are registered, but that is a federal thing. You can, however, pawn any gun in TN that you legally own.
Gun owners aren't "registered" like cars. One estimate is that there are @ 4 million or so gun owners.
You need a lawyer. If the gun was not stolen, nor illegally obtained, there would only be one question with registering it. "Why would you want to?"
Yes
I don't think there is a list. Records are kept where you buy a gun, but what if you bought guns in more than one place.