Cudda
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- Dec 4, 2019
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So I've lived in California all of my life (your condolences are appreciated) and I own legal, registered firearms. Luckily I'm in a Pro 2A county.
My best friend lives in Alabama and though I hope to be alive another 50 years +, I need to be smart about this and make certain that if I depart prematurely my guns don't end up in anyone's hands but the people they are intended for.
One such gun I would like to leave to my buddy in Alabama. So my question is, do I need to leave it to a family member with instructions to legally transfer it to my friend?... or can I safely add him to my trust and be assured that the state won't get their sticky fingers on it instead?
I know all the transfer laws pertaining but not after I am deceased. Thanks in advance!
My best friend lives in Alabama and though I hope to be alive another 50 years +, I need to be smart about this and make certain that if I depart prematurely my guns don't end up in anyone's hands but the people they are intended for.
One such gun I would like to leave to my buddy in Alabama. So my question is, do I need to leave it to a family member with instructions to legally transfer it to my friend?... or can I safely add him to my trust and be assured that the state won't get their sticky fingers on it instead?
I know all the transfer laws pertaining but not after I am deceased. Thanks in advance!