Very sorry to trouble you, but I had a question I wanted to ask
people who are up on the technical rules of federal and California law
related to non-dealer gun transfers. Assume the following:
X's grandfather dies in state S.
X's stepgrandmother gives X, when X visits after the
grandfather's death, a gun that the grandfather had owned, saying that
the grandfather wanted (or perhaps would have wanted) X to have it.
X brings the gun back to California.
How may X lawfully own the gun in California, without violating
federal law or California law? Let's set aside the law of state S for
now. If you have any tips for me on this, I'd be much obliged. No, X
is not me. Many thanks,
Eugene
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