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Person who commits infraction is required to turn in firearms. Other is not unless permit revoked. It depends who owns which guns on the FA-10s.
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That makes sense, but is there a legal way to transfer them to the other party who isn't prohibited?
Married couple both permitted/gun owners in MA.
Husband (or Wife) commits large enough infraction to loose license.
Will all the firearms be taken out of the house?
I know it's not the law but I wouldn't be surprised if the police didn't just take everything and let you "sort it out later".
I know it's not the law but I wouldn't be surprised if the police didn't just take everything and let you "sort it out later".
This seems most likely, they take everything and "Let the courts sort it out"
Married couple both permitted/gun owners in MA.
Husband (or Wife) commits large enough infraction to loose license.
Will all the firearms be taken out of the house?
Person who commits infraction is required to turn in firearms. Other is not unless permit revoked. It depends who owns which guns on the FA-10s.
I know it's not the law but I wouldn't be surprised if the police didn't just take everything and let you "sort it out later".
Hence the need to get them out of the house. So that YOU control the situation. And if you do agree to turn them in, its done in an orderly way at the time and place of your choosing.
They also take more than guns. They will take accessories, optics, ammo, reloading equipment.
I lost all of mine in a boat accident.
Keep in mind as well but the suspension letter and the statute allow time for an appeal prior to the surrender of firearms. I've never actually seen thatwork but it's in the statue
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According to Glidden (and in this case I believe he is correct) the law says that if you have appealed at the time they show up, you can keep them until a judge hears the case. However, they come with the letter and you have no standing to appeal something until it is suspended/revoked so this is another bullshit part of law. They say something that is impossible to implement.
If you think otherwise please show me in the statute where it calls out the amount of time you have to appeal after being served?