How do I coregister my guns?

[Justincase]

I was thinking about coregistering my guns with my sister in case I keel over unexpectedly. I want all my guns to go to my son when the time comes, so obviously I should have then on someone else's permit. Do my sister and I simply go to the PPO with our permits and they add them to hers? I'm in Erie county and they're going to be at the show this weekend, so the timing would be good. Any input is appreciated.

 

[penrod72]

some counties allow it, some do not. Call you PP office first.

 

[GOPerfect]

I was thinking about coregistering my guns with my sister in case I keel over unexpectedly. I want all my guns to go to my son when the time comes, so obviously I should have then on someone else's permit. Do my sister and I simply go to the PPO with our permits and they add them to hers? I'm in Erie county and they're going to be at the show this weekend, so the timing would be good. Any input is appreciated.

Erie County will allow co register if family. No issues. Take her Permit with you and ask yours to be added to hers.

 

[Acer-m14]

take her too just in case .. you both go to clerk with permits .. put yours on her's and her's on yours .. just showing up with her permit they could think you stole it ..

 

[Deplorable Me]

Erie yes. Form is on line on Erie PP site.

You can double down and put explicit instructions in your will even if son does not have PP at time. My attorney is a PP guy and my will is so written.

 

[Justincase]

Erie County will allow co register if family. No issues. Take her Permit with you and ask yours to be added to hers.

take her too just in case .. you both go to clerk with permits .. put yours on her's and her's on yours .. just showing up with her permit they could think you stole it ..

Sounds easy enough. Sounds almost TOO easy... considering all the other burdensome bs they typically make you do. Thanks for the info.