What Will Happen

kahnjar1 · 23rd March 2017, 08:12 PM

In addition to the wise comments above, there is another aspect to consider, in countries where one needs a licence to own (antique/old) firearms. If your wife/surviving kin do not hold a firearms licence, then the local Police can confiscate the items, or at least "look after them". Best to have a friend who IS a licence holder uplift the items and dispose of them on behalf of the heirs. At least that way they don't just "disappear".
Stu

23rd March 2017, 08:12 PM	#21
kahnjar1 Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: CHRISTCHURCH NEW ZEALAND Posts: 2,786	Another consideration...... In addition to the wise comments above, there is another aspect to consider, in countries where one needs a licence to own (antique/old) firearms. If your wife/surviving kin do not hold a firearms licence, then the local Police can confiscate the items, or at least "look after them". Best to have a friend who IS a licence holder uplift the items and dispose of them on behalf of the heirs. At least that way they don't just "disappear". Stu