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Originally Posted by buggyone
Is there a time in life to turn in your pistol?
There have been threads on seniors having mental issues or physical issues and they have an anger problem about having driving privilege taken away by family or even the state for their safety and safety of others.
How about personal firearms? I personally know of one very senior man who has some dementia going on and is confined to a wheelchair. He keeps a loaded pistol in the side pocket of the wheelchair. He has pulled it and waved it around when angry. His family was notified but won't do anything saying it his right to be armed.
Would the family be liable for their inaction if he shot someone?
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I would hope that his family would have responded differently. If I ever get to that point I'd like to believe my kids would intervene - whether we are discussing CWP or driving licenses.
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