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[SMR510]

Once it is yours it is yours, you dont need to roll around with any documentation other than your HSC (possibly).

Cant comment on other states laws but you should be able to travel as you please.

[Librarian]

I have read up on the laws and I am aware that I would have to acquire a handgun safety certificate and send in a form to legally own a inherited handgun under 21.

Here is my question. Once I legally own the gun can I simply take it to the range and shoot? Is there any papers I would need to authenticate my legit ownership?

Also, would I be able to take the gun out of state or would I have to keep it in California until I turn 21?

No additional papers; I'm not sure it's true for all states, but the ones I am aware of do not limit possession and use of handguns to 21 and older.

Sales of handguns that go through an FFL are limited to 21 and older in Federal law.