; and (2) may consider other factors, including— (A) the reckless use, display, or brandishing of a firearm by the respondent; (B) a history of violence or attempted violence by the respondent against other individuals; and (C) prior involuntary confinement of the respondent in a hospital for individuals with psychiatric disabilities. (f) Relinquishment of firearms and ammunition (1) Order of surrender Upon issuance of an ex parte order or long-term order, the court shall order the respondent to surrender all firearms and ammunition that the respondent possesses or owns, in or affecting interstate commerce, as well as any permit authorizing the respondent to purchase or possess firearms (including a concealed carry permit), to— (A) the United States Marshals Service; or (B) a designated law enforcement officer. (2) Surrender and removal (A) Manner of service (i) Personal service Except as provided in clause (ii), a United States marshal or designated law enforcement officer shall serve an extreme risk protection order on a respondent by handing the order to the respondent. (ii) Alternative service If the respondent cannot reasonably be located for service as described in clause (i), an extreme risk protection order may be served on the respondent in any manner authorized under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. (B) Removal Except as provided in subparagraph (C), a United States marshal or designated law enforcement officer serving an extreme risk protection order personally on the respondent shall— (i) request that all firearms and ammunition, in or affecting interstate commerce, as well as any permit authorizing the respondent to purchase or possess firearms (including a concealed carry permit), that the respondent possesses or owns— (I) be immediately surrendered to the United States marshal or designated law enforcement officer; or (II) at the option of the respondent, be immediately surrendered and sold to a federally licensed firearms dealer