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About LinkBacksI would say taking the rifles is the best thing in the long run. If he is a real friend and respects your opinion, then he will understand. maybe not immediately but he will aprresciate it in the long term. And im sure if he complained to the Police about it, they would speak with you and as your concerns are valid and appropriate, they would probably take his guns off you and keep them themselves for safe keeping. You are doing the right thing by removing an option for him.
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