When you die, what's going to happen to your guns?

Depends, am I dying tomorrow, or in twenty years?  I guess either way, they'll go to my daughter in the end.  If it happens in the near future, they'd go to my Dad, and I would hope that someday she would have them.  Jeez, add another gun to the list:  I need an AR, a Kel Tec RFB, a Kel Tec KSG, a Remington Model 70 in .308, a Beretta PX4 Subcompact, a full-size XDM45, and now I need a gun to stash away in the safe for when the wee one gets old enough.  I'd hate to die without leaving a suitable gun for her!   

I guess someone will be prying them out of my cold dead hands.

Daughter...she digs 'em!

Daughter and son, I Gota figure out which ones to give though.

If I died tomorrow? I guess all would go to my mom or sister. My Sig P226 would go well with my sister's concealed carry license.

I guess someone will be prying them out of my cold dead hands.

 

I actually have different guns going to different people, in the will.

I know it sounds weird but guns are one of the things that I invest in, and like precious metals, they have value.

Going to my mom to hold until my sons are old enough. A couple going to my younger brother.

Wife wouldn't know what to do with them (hopefully will fix that in the future). No kids to give them to. My mother is a Japanese national turned American citizen = don't like guns. Her sister is in the same boat. My step-father grew up as a farm boy in Wisconsin = likes guns, but he's old and wouldn't do anything with them. Brother is untrustworthy = would melt my guns before giving it to him.

I honestly don't know....maybe I should start pushing a little to teach wife now, using the thread's topic as a catalyst.

Wife wouldn't know what to do with them (hopefully will fix that in the future). No kids to give them to. My mother is a Japanese national turned American citizen = don't like guns. Her sister is in the same boat. My step-father grew up as a farm boy in Wisconsin = likes guns, but he's old and wouldn't do anything with them. Brother is untrustworthy = would melt my guns before giving it to him.

I honestly don't know....maybe I should start pushing a little to teach wife now, using the thread's topic as a catalyst.

Maybe we could declare the next range day as "Take Your SO to the Range Day".  Might help if there were more women, instead of a bunch of strange guys. 

Wife wouldn't know what to do with them (hopefully will fix that in the future). No kids to give them to. My mother is a Japanese national turned American citizen = don't like guns. Her sister is in the same boat. My step-father grew up as a farm boy in Wisconsin = likes guns, but he's old and wouldn't do anything with them. Brother is untrustworthy = would melt my guns before giving it to him.

I honestly don't know....maybe I should start pushing a little to teach wife now, using the thread's topic as a catalyst.

OR YOU COULD JUST PUT ME IN YOUR WILL.   

I'm with KK you could adopt me I'm pretty obedient and toilet trained.

If I were to die today, all would have to go to my wife. Later all the "good" ones will go to my son. (when he is old enough)

I don't know what you guys are talking about, KingKeoni's is the will I want to be written into!!!

I don't know what you guys are talking about, KingKeoni's is the will I want to be written into!!!

Who says you aren't? 

I have to be related to KK....we got the same itchy trigger finger. 

When you die, what's going to happen to your guns?

Is your question about who we are giving our guns to after we die or what happens to your guns after you die?

Is your question about who we are giving our guns to after we die or what happens to your guns after you die?

Haha, depends on your beliefs, I guess. 

I'm surprised no one said they are taking them with him. I hadn't thought about it until now, but maybe I would have myself be cremated and placed in a casket (i.e. my gunsafe) and buried like that.