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That's what I figured. Is there any risk to having the Mother-In-Law hold them until the FID is approved? I'm curious because they were not specifically enumerated in the will, and you know there's never a day that the state of NJ isn't looking to put a foot up the ass of a gun owner. Just looking to be sure they aren't confiscated due to some mumbo-jumbo 'gotcha' clause buried somewhere.

Got a similar situation, thought you guys could help. Scenario: Your father-in-law deceases, beforehand instructing your mother-in-law that you are to receive his gun collection. There is no provision in his will enumerating to whom the firearms go. Your mother-in-law wants you to have the guns. Your mother-in-law does not have an FID You don't have an FID as of yet. You are not a prohibited person. Because there's no direct family connection, I'm guessing a form SP-015 is what would be required to get this done? What is the best course of action?

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