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That's a tough one, because when you left them there and moved out of the state, they were effectively transferred to the in-laws. In a legal sense, they are no longer your firearms, and to get them back into your possession they'll have to go through an FFL and you'll have to fill out a 4473...

Here's the problem. Possession is basically 9/10 of the law when it comes to firearms. Your brother is in possession of the firearm, so even though you call it yours, in reality it is your brother's firearm. When you left it with him in CT, it was effectively transferred to him. This...

That's not correct. If he is not a Nevada resident he cannot buy handguns in Nevada. He can however, buy a long gun in Nevada, from an FFL, as has already been stated. Keep your responses to your areas of expertise, because your answer is simply not true.