Getting stuck with a handgun you don't want

[mudgunner49]

We are all in that boat. I have 20k plus in handguns alone. I am getting on in years and have severe arthritis in my hands. I can’t sell them. They want you to turn them in but have never mentioned compensation. So we are all stuck with them in the end. I sm fortunate that I have been buying and weeding out handguns for nearly 50 years and have gotten to the stage that I can say I haven’t got a single handgun I don’t want. I have done more than my share of impulse buying though

Yeah, me too - I think a bunch of us in this demographic are all riding the same train...

 

[Cocked&Locked]

It's compliance. There is always a choice..

Yes. Always.
Even registered items, one has a choice to say no and not have their property in their home where it could be found if government thieves come by, in that worst case scenario.

 

[dan belisle]

Yeah, me too - I think a bunch of us in this demographic are all riding the same train...

Yup. - dan

 

[StrikerSW]

You just lend him the reg. slip along with the pistol. It can be an indefinite thing so long as the goal posts remain static. Have him rent it off you indefinitely for $800.

Perfectly legal to loan a firearm still as long as you loan a copy of the registration so he has it with the pistol. Any way should you be out $800.00 have him cover your good deeds cost. All in all having two glock 17's is not a huge issue, I love my glock 17!