Grandfather passed, left me his Firearms (oregon)

[The Heretic]

Oops-lol.

I guess I better bury my guns if Clinton becomes President.

Geno

That reminds me; I need to stop at Home Depot and buy some large diameter PVC pipe and fittings.

 

[Camelfilter]

That reminds me; I need to stop at Home Depot and buy some large diameter PVC pipe and fittings.

...lost in a rafting trip in Crater Lake, or perhaps stolen by the meth heads whom live under yonder bridge.

OP, sorry for your loss. Use them, enjoy them or sell them. Do as you figure your Gramps would wish.

 

[Shishk]

No NFA items or an FFL when he passed, so I am in the clear!
Thank you everyone for your responses and condolences.

 

[I594 Sucks]

No NFA items or an FFL when he passed, so I am in the clear!
Thank you everyone for your responses and condolences.

And, whatever you do, DON'T give the information to your local law enforcement, for protection in the event they're ever stolen...that is bogus. Record that data, for your own benefit and use it IF any of the firearms ever end up missing.

 

[Mecanik]

No sense getting anyone involved. Just pretend you didn't ask.

 

[Gene Rojas]

I'll be back up next Monday- looking forward to seeing family, friends, hitting my old familiar watering holes, And a new hobby- shooting in Oregon! Tax free ammo is great!

Geno

 

[Oldtrader3]

In Washington State and I think in Oregon, you have to register them and pay a fee of $25 each.

 

[nwwoodsman]

In Washington State and I think in Oregon, you have to register them and pay a fee of $25 each.

Not in Oregon. No official registration exist

 

[CHLChris]

As long as none of them were purchased after the new law, you should be A-OK.

Was he also in Oregon? If not, then you'd be floating into federal law.

 

[nwwoodsman]

Family transfers without a background check are okay per the unconstitutional SB941.

 

[cascadianliberty2012]

Like the title says. He left me his firearms... and as far as I am aware, since I am immediate family I don't need to do any transfers with the state.

Just wondering if I am correct in feeling that way or if I need to go do a bunch of transfers..

Thanks in advance

They're yours. "Legal" or not. The government can go to h311.

 

[Slobray]

In Washington State and I think in Oregon, you have to register them and pay a fee of $25 each.

Ummm, no, this is false.


Ray

 

[kilimanjaro]

No requirement for a transfer in Washington, either, the probate is the transfer. Do obtain a copy of the will for your records, and append a list of each firearm with serial number. Tuck this away in your personal records, just in case any question ever comes up as to how you obtained one of the guns, or you need to furnish a list to police or insurance in event of loss.

The attorney handling the probate may want a BGC to protect himself, other than that, it's not required.

 

[orygun]

I won't go into any personal, recent history, but I'll tell you my thoughts.

F-em!

I don't believe you have done anything illegal by taking possession of these firearms, and you should take them out and play with them.

 

[Knebel]

....edit... just saw the date.

 

[orygun]

....edit... just saw the date.

Aw, c'mon! It's only 6 years....

 

[Knobgoblin]

....edit... just saw the date.

Too late , no take backs.

 

[bbbass]