Based on CA, NY and other states. Not on premises. You'd have less rights than a former felon, which is interesting as anyone can buy a black powder kit. Or propane, gasoline etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by DenverGP
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Based on CA, NY and other states. Not on premises. You'd have less rights than a former felon, which is interesting as anyone can buy a black powder kit. Or propane, gasoline etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by DenverGP
But if they came to take them, and they weren't mine, would the owner be able to take them / relocate them?
Maybe someone should red flag him since he's bragging about having a lot of guns... See if his supportive attitude changes any...Quote:
Originally Posted by Doc45
FTW!Quote:
Originally Posted by crays
This scares the crap outta me as someone with an estranged and sociopathic sister :/
this crap scares me with the last whacko landlord/roommate I had.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrAK
bf/gf, gf/gf, bf/bf, brothers, sisters, parents, etc...just way too much room for abuse and wrongdoing.
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Originally Posted by crays
It would be a good way to investigate how difficult this is to use. I wouldn't want to be harassed by the police for the rest of my life though.Quote:
Originally Posted by crays
So if your guns are in a trust, would they need to be surrendered?
Possible loophole we should all use to defy silly laws?