Donating a firearm to a police department, sheriff’s office, or other law enforcement agency can seem like a straightforward way to remove an unwanted gun from…
Selling an unwanted firearm online can expose you to more than fake buyers and lost payments. A fraudulent transaction may also create legal problems, reveal…
Selling, donating, or otherwise transferring an unwanted firearm involves more than finding a buyer. The process can include federal and state requirements,…
Selling an unwanted firearm does not always require driving to a gun shop, waiting for an appointment, or transporting a collection across town. A federally…
Inherited firearms, decommissioned weapons, ammunition boxes, field gear, swords, medals, and other military collectibles can carry historical and sentimental…
Talking with an aging parent about firearms can bring together safety concerns, family history, independence, and strong emotions. A gun collection may…
When an older adult develops dementia, suffers a serious brain injury, or becomes unable to manage personal affairs, firearms can create a difficult family…
When an unwanted firearm changes hands through a federally licensed firearms dealer, paperwork helps establish who received it, how the transaction was…
Transporting several firearms to a federally licensed dealer requires more planning than carrying a single unloaded gun to a range. The owner must protect…
Selling a firearm collection involves more than finding buyers for rifles, pistols, or collectible pieces. Ammunition, magazines, gun safes, optics, reloading…