guns in your will

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mescalero1
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Post by mescalero1 »

No,I am faced with that as well; and would rather commit them to the ocean than have them fall into the wrong hands!
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donw wrote:here in the land of wonderous legislation, california, i read some where you cannot will a firearm to ANYONE without undergoing the ususal background check, registration and paying mthe ususal fees.

a father cannot give to a son or vice versa without going thru the DOJ here. :roll:

i would have my son(s) melt my firearms down before surrendering them to the DOJ.

if i'm wrong, please tell me so.
Jut put a note in the will that says, "This 'X' gun belongs to my son, So and So, and was on loan to me." It's doubtful anyone will dispute it. Fortunately, Dad's only good guns were on permanent loan from me, and he made darn sure the executor knew this. His personal guns are worth about $200, total, and I'll have to buy them at auction.
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