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In the Arming Our Neighbors thread, someone pointed out that giving a weaon to a neighbor would be in violation of 'the law'?
Which got me thinking.
The earliest gun I own is a Remington 512 Sportsmaster that was obsolete according to Remington when I received it. In fact, I was cleaning it this weekend and took off the butt plate and showed my wife where an 11 year old kid had written a "Property of"...... message on a torn off piece of notebook paper. It had been in the stock since 1977, when I wrote it and hid it there.
I bought my most recent gun within the past two years, from a retailer.
But if I cannot GIVE a gun to a neighbor during the tribulation, I wonder about inheritance?
I had always just assumed that I would split them with my brother when the time came.
Don't want anyone to think I have run out of ignorant questions just yet!
Thanks,
Chris
Which got me thinking.
The earliest gun I own is a Remington 512 Sportsmaster that was obsolete according to Remington when I received it. In fact, I was cleaning it this weekend and took off the butt plate and showed my wife where an 11 year old kid had written a "Property of"...... message on a torn off piece of notebook paper. It had been in the stock since 1977, when I wrote it and hid it there.
I bought my most recent gun within the past two years, from a retailer.
But if I cannot GIVE a gun to a neighbor during the tribulation, I wonder about inheritance?
I had always just assumed that I would split them with my brother when the time came.
Don't want anyone to think I have run out of ignorant questions just yet!
Thanks,
Chris