HAND GUN OWNERS

[Deadstream]

If you can get a "bill of sale" or gift transfer from Estate with the details without a problem do it. I have inherited many guns and always try to do that. I have had to prove ownership once for a handgun that was left to me, it was a pain in the arse but I wasn't going to let the local sheriffs dept. have it. My 98 year old Grandpa just passed, when he gave me his guns he signed a note that was notarized giving me control of them. Those were all rifles and shotguns.  Now, I can pass them down to nephews, nieces etc. without worries.

Some states, (Michigan) make you register hand guns. I don't because I am a Missouri resident . Arkansas I'm guessing is fine to inherit without paperwork.  Hope so anyways because most of mine came from the White Rock Mt. area.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Quillback]

 

It drives me crazy when people refer to all guns as "weapons".  

 

Military thing, call your weapon a "gun" in basic training or boot camp and it will be the last time you do it, at least while you are in the military.  Not defending it, but that's the way it is.

I doubt Marine boot camp is like this anymore:

 

 

[Mitch f]

 

 

I doubt Marine boot camp is like this anymore

 

No, that wouldn't be PC enough. We have trannys in the military now. It's made our military so much better!

[ollie]

Boot camp is NOT like that anymore according to my son that just graduated from Ft. Benning a couple of months ago.  Told me other than the mind games it wasn't that hard.