Of course.
If you have undiagnosed bipolar disorder, you can own a gun in any state in the US. The law is unaware of your bipolar disorder, so to them you are an ordinary citizen. However if you are later diagnosed, any guns you own might be confiscated.If you have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder but never been hospitalized for it, you can own a gun in any state in the US. The law considers you no different than any other person.If you have bipolar disorder and have only been hospitalized voluntarily for it, most states in the US allow you to own a gun. The law usually considers you no different than any other person. However its best to consult a lawyer or local law enforcement to be certain.If you have bipolar disorder and have been hospitalized involuntarily (committed) for it but were neither a danger to yourself or others, some states in the US allow you to own a gun (California is one). The law differs widely from state to state. Always consult a lawyer or local law enforcement to be certain.If you have bipolar disorder and have been hospitalized involuntarily (committed) for it and were either a danger to yourself or others, neither state nor federal law allow you to own a gun.
No, guns are illegal.
Not unless it is unlawful for the owner to possess the guns (for example, the sheriff cannot return a gun to a person who is a convicted felon and has not had his rights restored), or if the guns are stolen property.
Private property and citys.
Guns are property just like any other and there is no particular reason why they would be immune from seizure.
yes, if 1 person bought all the guns
A gunsmith makes and repairs guns.
If you shoot at your property on your property, or with the owners permission you should be fine.
Yes, i'm 14 and i own 4 airsoft guns.. As long as its on your property and not like in a city
Yes. But not in city limts though.
Whoever. Most firearms are treated like any other property. Whoever would inherit the person's other property would also inherit the firearm as long as that person can legally own the firearm. There are some exceptions to that for NFA/Class 3 stuff like machine guns and silencers.
Gunsmith