Question on HSC and borrowing gun

[racerx2oo3]

I suspect I know the answer but wanted to confirm. If I wanted to let my father-in-law borrow my new SP-01 for a range session (without me being in attendance), it seems like he'd need a HSC? This in spite of the fact that he already owns numerous pistols/rifles/shotguns (just hasn't bought a pistol in recent years). Is this correct? If so, then like most of our gun restrictions, it's brain dead.

[ke6guj]

yes, it is correct.

[Speedpower]

Don't let him borrow your SP-01, you'll be hating if he scratched it!

[racerx2oo3]

Don't let him borrow your SP-01, you'll be hating if he scratched it!

Haha, maybe I shouldn't let him borrow it just so that he continues to enjoy his current pistols. Although I have to admit, his Python is really sweet.

[Euphoria526]

Haha, maybe I shouldn't let him borrow it just so that he continues to enjoy his current pistols. Although I have to admit, his Python is really sweet.

Duh.
Completely different class of pistol!!!
Damn you and your sp01 snatching ways.

[racerx2oo3]

Damn you and your sp01 snatching ways.

Yep. Saw it. Bought it. Couldn't be happier!

I previously owned a cz-75 compact, the sp-01 is so much better, and I loved that compact.

I'm only an average shot, but the SP-01 makes me look like I actually know what I'm doing.

[whipkiller]

Yep. Saw it. Bought it. Couldn't be happier!

I previously owned a cz-75 compact, the sp-01 is so much better, and I loved that compact.

I'm only an average shot, but the SP-01 makes me look like I actually know what I'm doing.

It's a wondereful thing, ain't it? That's why I love mine.

[Jacfourteen]

Unfortunately, you are correct. Just another way the state can hose you out of another $25...