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About Doug Little
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I can answer questions relating to Legal Concealed Carry in most of the Western US, with detailed knowledge of Concealed Carry laws in Arizona. I have an in-depth understanding of tactical and defensive handgun skills including Close Range Gunfighting, Armed Vehicle Operations, Low Light Gunfighting and Advanced Concealed Carry techniques. I can answer detailed questions regarding Firearms Safety, Gun Handling and Marksmanship techniques. I can also answer detailed questions in the area of Crime Prevention and Victim Avoidance. ***PLEASE NOTE: Despite having done so in the past, I cannot continue to answer questions about valuation of firearms of any kind or questions regarding when a gun was made or what the impact of age or condition might be on the value of any firearm, either contemporary or antique.***

Experience
NRA Training Counselor, NRA instructor for Personal Protection in the Home, Home Firearms Safety, Basic Pistol and Refuse to be a Victim disciplines. Certified by the AZ Dept. of Public Safety as a Firearms Safety Instructor for AZ Concealed Weapons Permit Classes and AZ Unarmed and Armed Security Guard Training. Instructor in both Low Light Gunfighting and Close Range Gunfighting. Staff instructor for Suarez International. I am a multiple graduate of Gunsite Academy and hold a certificate of Armed Vehicle Operations from them. I have been instructing in Arizona professionally for the past 5 years and have over 20 years shooting experience. Certified by the International Society of Crime Prevention Practioners as a Crime Prevention Specialist.

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National Rifle Association, Life Member; International Society of Crime Prevention Practioners; International Defensive Pistol Association; Arizona State Rifle and Pistol Association; Association of Police Marksman; President, US Marshals Posse - District of Arizona

Education/Credentials
BS, Political Science, Appalachian State University; Suarez International - Low Light Instructor, Suarez International - Close Range Gunfighting Instructor, Gunsite Academy - Armed Vehicle Operations, Arizona Department of Public Safety - Firearms Safety Instructor, NRA Instructor Ratings in Personal Protection in Home, Home Firearms Safety and Basic Pistol, ASP Tactical Baton Instructor, ASP Tactical Handcuff Instructor.

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Please visit my website for testimonials at http://www.armedpersonaldefense.com

 
   

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Guns, Firearms, Projectile Weapon Sports - Guns license under me but ex-husband has guns


Expert: Doug Little - 10/12/2009

Question
If the Guns are under my name, and forgot to get them out of house when moving out, guns were purchased on my personal card and registered to me - can I get them back %26 how would I go about it

Thanks
Tiffany

Answer
Tiffany,

Depending on what state you live in, they may or may not be registered.  Most states do not have gun registration.  Many people mistake the transfer form they fill out when purchasing a firearm as a 'registration' but it is actually only a record of transfer.

As far as getting the guns back, you can certainly ask for them to be returned to you.  If they were not listed as a part of the settlement agreement, you may have difficultly getting them back.  As I understand it, anything that is not listed as part of the settlement is left to the parties to divide up.  Your ex may or may not be willing to part with the guns.

If you do live somewhere that requires an Firearms Identification Card to purchase or possess a firearm (New Jersey or Illinois, for example), then you could reasonably claim the guns are yours.  Again, if your ex isn't willing to part with them, you may have to get your lawyer involved or take him to small claims court to attempt to claim your property.

I know none of this is probably good news to you.  If you can tell me where you live (city/state), I might be able to give you a few more specifics.

Best regards,

Doug Little


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