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divorce?Anyone know the best legal solution to living with someone who refuses to get a permit?
Pretty much, that prevents them from having access.Old story - he says yes, she says no,
Anyone know the best legal solution to living with someone who refuses to get a permit? Is it that they can't know the combination to the safe?
Thanks
"No access, no crime committed"Old story - he says yes, she says no,
Anyone know the best legal solution to living with someone who refuses to get a permit? Is it that they can't know the combination to the safe?
Thanks
This right here. Great advice for why she should get her LTC, even if she has no interest in firearms."No access, no crime committed"
Sucks though because her not being licensed makes things annoying and perilous. Left a mag in your car with ammo in it? She can't legally drive it by herself. Among about 100 other scenarios.... if this is a long term thing she should get her license even if she has little interest, if anything, to cover herself and your back if you got incapacitated etc.
The solution is simple, just get rid of her. Unless you want to deal with that situation for the rest of your life.Old story - he says yes, she says no,
Anyone know the best legal solution to living with someone who refuses to get a permit? Is it that they can't know the combination to the safe?
Thanks
Similar here. When we got married, 30 years ago, my wife came from a “no—gun” family. Not anti, just no real gun exposure. She now is licensed in MA and FL and occasionally ups me a gun.Shouldn't be an issue. My wife is anti-gun. But she is a decent shot and took the course so she could safely handle any guns that might be sitting on the coffee table "for cleaning."
An issue would be if she didn't want them in the house. We follow the don't ask don't tell policy for EDC.
You are legal if she doesn't know the combination and guns are always stored.
As stated above in different ways, it's access to guns and ammo. MA laws say only licensed people can have access.Is an LTC required if the firearms never leave the premises in her custody? I thought you are allowed to keep & bear arms in your home under 2A. In MA to take them outside requires the permit.
Similar to inheritance situation when surviving spouse is not licenced?
^^^^^^ THIS ^^^^^^^Not getting her ltc and red flagging you later is her exit plan
Correct, this will determine either a guilty or not guilty verdictNES basic Rules: Pictures of wife needed to make a full NES forum determination.
All our three boys have licenses, I have a license but my wife is not interested at all. She has no objection but just not interested, we've taught her enough to be safe, don't touch assume loaded etc. Keeps us honest in that we don't leave things lying around in the home and car.
Advantages:
- You always have ammo
- Safe is private, she is not allowed the combination
- No idea of how many we have
- Receipts in safe, no idea of price
- etc..
- I can yell, don't come in!, I'm cleaning my weapon
- Tell her I'm off to the range and go to a gun store instead