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So while I been thinking about this stupid Ballot measure 43 something came up. My son and I bought a Winchester Model 1894 from Spitpatch a while back (pre BGC for private sale bull) and we both put in an equal amount of cash. At the time agreed we were buying it together as an addition to the family collection (which will be divided between son and daughter some day).
So this piece of personal property is owned by two people (both have CHL's and Both regularly pass BGC's for other purchases) Now two people can own a car, a house, a cow what ever.
Can two people own a firearm?
And if so how would two people register said property should it at one time come to this. Or does Federal Law some where prohibit two people from owning a piece of personal property just because its a firearm? I have read an awful lot of gun laws over the past 50 years (got interested in opposing gun control with my dad in 1968) and I can not remember ever seeing this addressed.
So this piece of personal property is owned by two people (both have CHL's and Both regularly pass BGC's for other purchases) Now two people can own a car, a house, a cow what ever.
Can two people own a firearm?
And if so how would two people register said property should it at one time come to this. Or does Federal Law some where prohibit two people from owning a piece of personal property just because its a firearm? I have read an awful lot of gun laws over the past 50 years (got interested in opposing gun control with my dad in 1968) and I can not remember ever seeing this addressed.