TZCHRIS
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What happens to my guns when I die, and my wife has her LTC??
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The poor guy dies and you are trying to Karma off his wife....................![[laugh]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/012.gif "Laugh [laugh]")
I wouldn't karma her OR trade her for anything!
Just list them as a collection in your will and her as the beneficiary of them.
Please people, get a will. It does not have to be complicated or expensive. It is so much better to make such decisions yourself at a time of your choosing, rather than leaving it to someone else to decide things under the worst possible circumstances and under a time constraint.
Please people, get a will. It does not have to be complicated or expensive. It is so much better to make such decisions yourself at a time of your choosing, rather than leaving it to someone else to decide things under the worst possible circumstances and under a time constraint.
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One advantage of having guns listed in a will is that is makes it absolutely, positively, clear the recipient can receive the guns (including handguns) across state lines without use of an FFL. Even if the recipients are "such persons as determined by my executor" it sets up a trail that makes it clear the disposition is by bequest, rather than the executor liquidating the property via non-bequest mechanism.
