Convicted of felony how to transfer firearms.

[cmecha]

Friend, Felony, Firearms,.....your on a slippery slope Joe, I'm glad you didn't use words like accomplice, stick up, and gat.

Hey Jim, Yeah well i'm not in the ghetto no More.

 

[cmecha]

This is in MD

 

[stevegee58]

Back to the hootsgal with you!

 

[Ab_Normal]

This is in MD

Sign a power of attorney for his wife. Then she can take the gun(s) down to the MSP and get it/them transferred into her name.

 

[cmecha]

Also currently the firearms have been moved from his primary residence to another location? ie parents house. What if someone that owns firearms is renting a room from him?

 

[Straightshooter]

Still haven't said what he was convicted of.

 

[cmecha]

Still haven't said what he was convicted of.

being a dumbass.

 

[Straightshooter]

Not being g a dumbass. Makes all the difference in the world between being g convicted of embezzlement or armed robbery. BIG DIFFERENCE!

 

[Ab_Normal]

Not being g a dumbass. Makes all the difference in the world between being g convicted of embezzlement or armed robbery. BIG DIFFERENCE!

No it isn't when it comes to possessing firearms.

 

[cmecha]

Not being g a dumbass. Makes all the difference in the world between being g convicted of embezzlement or armed robbery. BIG DIFFERENCE!

they will lose thier 2a right, Any other info is Moot.

 

[Mooseman]

hootsgal was autocorrected??? LOL!

Of course it was. I will use it in a sentence. You have nice hootsgal.

 

[Straightshooter]

No it isn't when it comes to possessing firearms.

You are correct, but when someone comes here looking to assist their convicted felon friend in keeping their firearms, it makes a difference in determining if we as lawfull firearms owners see a reason to assist in the endeavor. Tax evasion vs armed robbery is a big jump. With the OPs reluctance to reveal makes me think the worse.

 

[wilcam47]

they will lose thier 2a right, Any other info is Moot.

um yeah...anyways...

 

[wilcam47]

You are correct, but when someone comes here looking to assist their convicted felon friend in keeping their firearms, it makes a difference in determining if we as lawfull firearms owners see a reason to assist in the endeavor. Tax evasion vs armed robbery is a big jump. With the OPs reluctance to reveal makes me think the worse.

yep no matter how you slice it...its a FELONY...

 

[Straightshooter]

No argument on that from me. Just wanted to determine how much if any sympathy to waste.

 

[cmecha]

The pistol was a gift from his wife he does not want it taken from the "family" as it will be given to their kid. But the crime was nonviolent In nature if that is what you want to know.

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[Straightshooter]

Now see, that wasn't hard.

 

[wilcam47]

No argument on that from me. Just wanted to determine how much if any sympathy to waste.

none from me...

 

[Straightshooter]

Maybe I've got lower standards, but I still believe restrictions on gun ownership should be based on more than the word FELONY. Pushing a pencil on a balance sheet has no bearing on one's propensity toward committing violent acts. Driving a getaway car in a bank heist does.

 

[Straightshooter]

Remember last session when Del Simmons I think it was, offered his PBJ amendment? That's an excellent example of how a single legal word or phrase can quickly become all encompassing.