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And if the courts decide to take away the gun, the result will be different? Wouldn't I still have the guilt of involving the court in the first place.
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If the court takes away Grampa's gun(s), he is going to know his gun is gone. (if he's not able to be aware of that, then it happening won't matter)
IF he has a gun that he thinks is in working order, but isn't, because you took out the firing pin, that is a much different situation.
your guilt over getting a court involved is going to be your guilt no matter what. But, by involving the court, you are giving them the responsibility for the decision.
No matter what you do, if things turn out badly, you are going to have guilt. Your degree of responsibility for what happened decides if the guilt is deserved, or not.