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I'm here to help you move forward with your partners firearms, safely and legally.
Firearms require special attention, there are very strict, state and
federal laws that govern how firearms can be sold or transferred.
To start with, here in Florida
If your partner legally owned title 1 firearms, you may possess them without any
registration or background check, provided you are legally allowed to possess a firearm.
If your partner legally owned title 2 firearms, transferring may
be possible, but requires special ATF/NFA paperwork for approval.
Difference between Title 1 & Title 2 firearms.
Title 1: Typically over the counter, such as Handguns, Shotguns & Rifles.
Title 2: These firearms are regulated by the NFA (National Firearms Act) and are typically,
Short Barrel Rifles, Short Barreled Shotguns, Suppressors & Machine Guns.
These would be supported by ATF paperwork that would've been in your spouses possession.
Read your partners will
If any firearms are listed as part of the will, they must be
distributed according to Florida’s inheritance laws.
Check for Gun Trust paperwork
Typically, only title 2 firearms are placed into gun trusts in order to gain legal flexabillity.
Co-trustee's can manage or possess them directly without going through probate.
Your options moving forward
You can surrender them:
If you don't want to touch them, you can contact a licensed dealer,
such as myself to arrange a safe surrender.
Sell Them:
Contact me to assist you with an estate sale or consignment
You also have the option to sell them yourself
Keep them:
If you are the rightful heir, you may keep the firearms with no registration or
background check, provided you are legally allowed to possess a firearm.
However, NFA items may require ATF paperwork and approval.
I'm here to help, so please reach out to me with any questions
You can also visit my Firearm Consignment page
I'm your neighbor in Sugarmill Woods
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