A locked gun safe can become a serious problem when the combination is forgotten, the electronic keypad fails, or the keys disappear. The safe may contain…
A handgun used in self-defense carries a history that makes its sale different from an ordinary private firearm transaction. The incident may have involved…
Talking with a parent about unwanted firearms can involve safety, family history, money, independence, and strong personal feelings. A gun may have been used…
A firearm collection often includes much more than guns. Tactical vests, plate carriers, holsters, magazine pouches, slings, packs, helmets, body armor,…
Selling a firearm with aftermarket parts, gunsmith work, cosmetic changes, or performance modifications requires more preparation than selling a standard,…
Dissolving a firearms trust does not automatically determine who owns the guns or how they may be transferred. Once the trust ends, its firearms still need to…
When an estate includes firearms, it often contains much more than rifles, pistols, and shotguns. Rifle scopes, red-dot sights, spotting scopes, laser aiming…
Ammunition stored in a basement, shed, garage, vehicle, or other humid location can deteriorate in ways that are difficult to see. Moisture may corrode the…
A hunting rifle can remain valuable long after it stops serving a purpose. Perhaps your interests have changed, a family member has inherited firearms, or a…
Antique firearms and historical-style replicas can look more like museum pieces than weapons. A flintlock pistol, percussion revolver, black-powder rifle, or…