Lending time

[johnl]

Anyone knows how long you can lend a handgun for? Months, years, perpetuity? Thanks

 

[Butcherbill]

Anyone knows how long you can lend a handgun for? Months, years, perpetuity? Thanks

Bc cfo will set up paperwork for 3 months, talked to them about this early spring (mar-apr ‘23).

 

[I Dont Care About You]

There is no time limit specified in the law or regulations.

 

[Ralph]

Here in Sk. they limit the lending time to the expiration date of the borrowers PAL.

If the borrowers PAL is renewed, before it expires, they will "extend the lend".

If not the firearm must be returned.

Roy

 

[easyrider604]

Is there a loophole we’re looking for?

 

[alpining]

There is no time limit specified in the law or regulations.

I think you're right. But as we've seen before, that's not enough to prevent "CFO policy" coming into play.

Is there a loophole we’re looking for?

Seems like it's less about finding a loophole, and more about the CFO creating knots with the power of imagination and bureaucratic will. Sort of like "mandatory" range memberships?

 

[Ex3dy]

Is there a loophole we’re looking for?

There are lots of reasons to leave the country for an extended period of time and still wish to be able to return home to your legally acquired, irreplaceable property. As just one such example of why this is necessary.

 

[Ralph]

There are lots of reasons to leave the country for an extended period of time and still wish to be able to return home to your legally acquired, irreplaceable property. As just one such example of why this is necessary.

This would be covered by alternate storage, would it not?

 

[Ex3dy]

This would be covered by alternate storage, would it not?

That's another option, some might choose to pay the storage fee in wear & tear depending on the handgun.