[Anon123]

Originally Posted by GunLawyer001

Nope, as long as she never claimed it was stolen (and who's going to believe that he stole his wife's gun?), there's no reason to jettison the gun now.

I'm assuming that the husband is himself not a prohibited person.

The Pa State Police will likely have a record showing a transfer to the ex wife, but that really means very little, since a subsequent transfer between spouses requires no paper trail. The fact that the husband has it is prima facie evidence of a transfer.

Worst case scenario, the new wife shoots a perp, the police run the serial number from manufacturer to wholesaler to retailer to ex-wife (or they just plug the number into the computer and it spits out the last reported transfer). They ask Wife #2, where did you get this? She answers, from hubby. They ask hubby, he says from ex-wife. The circle is closed, no questions remain, except whether the shooting was justified.

Thanks GunLawyer001, This is what my way of thinking was on this situation. I also agree with the pp that it is a very cheap priced firearm and is easily replaceable if I have any doubts.

Thanks again.