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  • 67goat
    Senior Member
    • Apr 2012
    • 896

    Inheritance Paperwork question

    My father passed last year and I will be taking possession of his guns. I read the Wiki page and a few other things and just want to make sure I have this right so I do not run afoul of the law down the road.

    He had four revolvers.

    Revolver 1 is a modern gun for which I will need to fill out the inheritance form and submit the fee.

    Revolvers 2&3 are modern Italian made black powder percussion guns. I don't need to do anything for those.

    Revolver 4 is in a CA defined SBS configuration. While I will be taking ownership, I must leave it across the border in NV where it currently is. Since it is not coming into the state, I do not need to fill out any state paperwork. In addition, there is no federal paperwork to fill out.

    Does all that sound right?
    Last edited by 67goat; 01-09-2013, 11:28 AM.
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    Quiet
    retired Goon
    • Mar 2007
    • 30242

    Originally posted by 67goat
    My father passed last year and I will be taking possession of his guns. I read the Wiki page and a few other things and just want to make sure I have this right so I do not run afoul of the law down the road.

    He had four revolvers.

    Revolver 1 is a modern gun for which I will need to fill out the inheritance form and submit the fee.

    Revolvers 2&3 are modern Italian made black powder percussion guns. I don't need to do anything for those.

    Revolver 4 is in a CA defined SBS configuration. While I will be taking ownership, I must leave it across the border in NV where it currently is. Since it is not coming into the state, I do not need to fill out any state paperwork. In addition, there is no federal paperwork to fill out.

    Does all that sound right?
    Sorry for your loss.

    You have everything correct.
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    • #3
      67goat
      Senior Member
      • Apr 2012
      • 896

      Thank you. I would rather not lose my right to own my other guns because a failure to complete stupid paperwork.

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