While the CBI/NICS check may cover any number of firearms per transfer, nothing prevents the FFL from insisting on one firearm per BGC.
Given the vagaries of the law, can you show where being in possession of the house precludes possession of any of the contents, locked up or not?
The argument itself is specious, as you could simply secure the firearms so they're not accessible, and MIL would need no bg check to watch the house.




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