Category: Pennsylvania Firearms Law

PA Firearm Reciprocity Agreements

Posted on by Joshua Prince, Esq.

The current PA Attorney General, Tom Corbett, has been instrumental in enacting new reciprocity agreements between PA and other states. For the most up to date information, an individual should check the PA Attorney General's website and PA Attorney General Reciprocity Agreements. On the AG's site, an individual can download copies of each reciprocity agreement. … Continue reading PA Firearm Reciprocity Agreements →

Concealed Carry in PA

Posted on by Joshua Prince, Esq.

To carry a handgun concealed in public, an individual must possess a valid PA License to Carry Firearms (LTCF, 18 PA.C.S. § 6106) or an equivalent license issued by a state that PA honors (See PA Attorney General Reciprocity Agreements for up to date reciprocity agreements and my blog posting on reciprocity).

National Firearms Act Estate Planning 101

Posted on by Joshua Prince, Esq.

As an estate attorney, how do you handle the planning of an estate, which includes National Firearms Act [NFA] firearms? What if your client asks you, prior to his/her purchase of a NFA weapon, what is the best form of ownership, with long term estate planning in mind? This issue may plague estate attorneys, leaving … Continue reading National Firearms Act Estate Planning 101 →

Grandpop’s Machine Gun in the Chest

Posted on by Joshua Prince, Esq.

What does an attorney do, when he/she is confronted with the fact that grandpop died, and in his chest, there was a gun? This issue faces estate attorneys quite frequently, especially in pro-gun states, such as Pennsylvania. While most attorneys, not proficient in firearms law or firearms in general, will properly handle the transfer of … Continue reading Grandpop’s Machine Gun in the Chest →