When a person sells a firearm they essentially sign a contract stating that the firearm is in fact said person's property. The pawn shop cannot treat everyone as criminals and it rarely happens, but it does from time to time. The original owner must file a police report when firearm was stolen. There is some paper work and steps but it will be returned.
Ohio does not require a permit to purchase or possess an ordinary Title I firearm.
the person with the receipt would have to report it stolen to get it back and the only way you would be able to keep it is if you had proof that you bought it it could become a big mess.
yes
From what I know, you don't! Just make sure yo keep an eye on your ipod!
The owner of the firearm is responsible to keep the firearm secure and properly stored.
Here is a frustrating legality If you report it stolen and she says you gave it to her then it was officially not stolen, you Will have to take her to court to get it back, in the mean time you are stuck paying for it, unless you can steel it back and return it to the legal owners who don't want it back so long as you keep on paying for it.
Of course she can. When she got married she legally changed her name to the name of the person that she married. She has that name legally unless she changes her name legally back to her maiden name.
i would NT give it a thought
Legally, most everywhere you can keep a gun in your car and in your place of business. Check local laws to be sure. In practical terms, keeping a gun in the car is a bad idea because it can get stolen very easily.
Yes, it will.
If an investigation is initiated, the police will hold onto that firearm during the course of the investigation.
Having ANY degree of felony makes you ineligible to purchase, possess, or have access to a firearm.