Deceased family members restricted firearms transfer

[marshall]

Some allow their LEO to take their duty full capacity mags home and use them for off duty practice, such as IPSC matches, if the officer has a Rpal and compatible firearm.

Well if that's happening , He is breaking the law. Competing with his personal gun don't allow him to use a prohibited mag in it, just because he can carry on while on duty.
there are some 40s-w cal mags that will work in 9mm pistols with that will carry more them 10 rds and that is legal.

 

[JACKSMYDOG]

Well if that's happening , He is breaking the law. Competing with his personal gun don't allow him to use a prohibited mag in it, just because he can carry on while on duty.
there are some 40s-w cal mags that will work in 9mm pistols with that will carry more them 10 rds and that is legal.

As noted in the part of my post which you deleted, LEO are LEO 24/7 and not illegal at all. What they are allowed to do off duty, is defined by their department policy. If the policy allows for them to use their duty mags, or duty gun, while practicing, it is legal.

 

[GermanHunter]

Try to export

 

[Leonard93]

Hi everyone, would anyone be so kind as to offer any pointers on the transfer of restricted handguns from a deceased family member? This would be RPAL to RPAL, in-law to in-law.
Anyone have experience, is it even doable with all this c-21 nonsense?
Thanks in advance

Could transfer too an American resident to avoid deactivation or having them be destroyed. Buys a significant amount of time for the c-21 nonsense to hopefully be removed.

 

[Mikehenrybell]

If you wish to wait and have a good connection with a restricted bfl dealer, you can transfer the guns to the dealer and let them hold the guns for you until transfer is allowed again.