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What option is NOT available to a respondent after the police department takes possession of a firearm?

Transfer an antique firearm to a relative who is eligible.

Sell the firearm to any individual without restrictions. (correct)

Arrange for storage with the police department.

Transfer the firearm to a federally licensed firearms dealer.

Which statement is true regarding the transfer of an antique firearm?

It can only be transferred to a relative if they pass a criminal history record check. (correct)

It cannot be transferred to a third party under any circumstance.

It can be transferred to anyone the respondent chooses.

It can be stored with the police department indefinitely.

What is one of the options available for storing a firearm after it is seized by the police?

Transferring ownership to a neighbor.

Returning it to the respondent immediately.

Putting it into a private storage facility without permission.

Arranging storage with the police department. (correct)

Which of the following is required before transferring an antique firearm to a relative?

<p>Confirmation through a background check that the relative is eligible.</p> Signup and view all the answers

If a respondent decides to sell or transfer their firearm after it is seized, to whom can they transfer it?

<p>To a federally licensed firearms dealer.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Surrender and Storage of Firearms

Police department gains possession of a firearm through surrender or seizure from the respondent.
Respondent has the following options for the possession of the firearm:
- Transfer/Sell: The firearm can be sold or transferred to a federally licensed firearms dealer.
- Storage Arrangement: The respondent can arrange for the firearm to be stored with the police department.
- Antique/Curio/Relic Firearms: Such firearms may be transferred to a third-party relative, provided they do not live with the respondent and pass a criminal history record check confirming eligibility to own firearms under federal and state law.

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This quiz covers the procedures related to the surrender and storage of firearms, focusing on the options available once a firearm is in police possession. Participants will learn about transferring firearms to dealers, arranging police storage, and handling antique firearms. Understanding these processes is crucial for compliance with legal regulations.