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I wanted to buy a Springfield Armory TRP 1911 as a present for my son. While discussing the purchase with my favorite gun shop owner, I learned that it might well not be easy at all to 'give' him the pistol - legally, of course.
This also brought up the question of inheritance. If both my son and I live in the same state, then it is easier, depending on the state. Also, it is not as big of a problem if instead of a handgun I give him a rifle or shotgun.
Does anyone know if there is a place (website) where I can go and find out about laws covering the following:
1) Giving handguns as gifts to a-friends, b-relatives, c-sons/daughters within the same state
2) Same as 1, but out-of-state
3) Sames as 1 and 2, but long guns instead of handguns.
4) Handguns and longuns as inheritance
I would appreciate if you could point me in the right direction. I will looks as well on my own...
Thanks -
Alex
This also brought up the question of inheritance. If both my son and I live in the same state, then it is easier, depending on the state. Also, it is not as big of a problem if instead of a handgun I give him a rifle or shotgun.
Does anyone know if there is a place (website) where I can go and find out about laws covering the following:
1) Giving handguns as gifts to a-friends, b-relatives, c-sons/daughters within the same state
2) Same as 1, but out-of-state
3) Sames as 1 and 2, but long guns instead of handguns.
4) Handguns and longuns as inheritance
I would appreciate if you could point me in the right direction. I will looks as well on my own...
Thanks -
Alex