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I have a customer who I'm helping get some of his father's guns (longguns) after he passed away. The guns are out of state. His sister appears to be executor of the estate. She is having a local FFL ship them to me. I do not know if the firearms were left specifically to him, or if the family just decided how to split them up. A brother is getting the handguns so I suspect they were not specifically mentioned in the will. Not sure if any of that really matters.
I found this thread on this forum:
Had his sister been willing to ship directly to my customer it appears he could have received them and just submitted the "Report of Operation of Law or
Intra-Familial Firearm Transaction" form within 30 days of receipt.
Does the fact they are coming to me change that? Do I need to DROS/4473 them or can I just turn over to him as long as I have proof of the inheritance?
I realize he does need to have a firearms safety certificate.
I found this thread on this forum:
Had his sister been willing to ship directly to my customer it appears he could have received them and just submitted the "Report of Operation of Law or
Intra-Familial Firearm Transaction" form within 30 days of receipt.
Does the fact they are coming to me change that? Do I need to DROS/4473 them or can I just turn over to him as long as I have proof of the inheritance?
I realize he does need to have a firearms safety certificate.
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