Transfering firearms without serial numbers

[jeremy]

Ditto. But I still have records of them and the SN's recorded for those that have SN's.

Exactly, I also maintain pictures of all my valuables in several secured locations. Mainly for forces of nature, or fires...

 

[Kirk Freeman]

OP, is your concern in relation to a will? If so bring this up with your father's attorney who will write the will.

If not and you are worried about your father gifting them to you, my question is: are you both in Indiana?

 

[terrehautian]

Will PM you Kirk with the specifics.

 

[printcraft]

Will PM you Kirk with the specifics.

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[Clay]

if he wants you to have them, then get them. thats all you have to do.

 

[RandomName]

I promise when the situations are all over, I will say what is going on but that might not be until the end of the year. My only hope is what his significant other said, she does and there is no issue here.

Don't feel like you owe anyone here an explanation. You asked a question, we answered, and its none of anyone's business as to the "why" of your situation.

I'd keep family issues in the family and not worry about what a bunch of random folks on the web think, but each to their own.

 

[PGRChaplain]

"She kicked him out of HER house" Indiana is a community property state. She would have to have an R/O to keep him out of THEIR House. He shows up with a LEO to remove his property, she must comply.

 

[terrehautian]

Happy to say, the story has a happy ending. Today I went and picked up the firearms in question and they are now locked in my gun cabinet waiting for me to buy a range membership.

 

[JettaKnight]

Happy to say, the story has a happy ending. Today I went and picked up the firearms in question and they are now locked in my gun cabinet waiting for me to buy a range membership.

Glad to hear it. I always like to see threads revived with happy endings.