Do you carry a copy of your trust with you when you have an NFA item?

[DinkyDau]

I don't, it's up to them to prove, I don't legally have..Not for me to prove that I do..

 

[Sgt. Lewis]

I just keep a copy in the car and a copy of the stamp with the weapon

 

[GeauxLSU]

If anything, just treat them like any other 4473 purchase.

FTFY

 

[batoncolle]

The approved application if you have a trust shows that the trust owns the weapon. You as an individual do not. How do you prove or do you have to prove that you're a trustee? I'm not whining as was suggested by someone else, I'm just pointing out how absurd this all is. And to why my trust is 32 pages long, I don't know, that's how the lawyer wrote it up years ago.

I don't think we have a defense to prosecution here like they do in TX and some other states, but I'm sure a lawyer will chime in. Here is some more info on TX recommendations if you're interested.

So in GA I would only be carrying my stamps with me, and I would show it to state LE if asked just to avoid any further hassle. If I were traveling out of GA, I'd probably keep a copy of the trust with me.

 

[albatros43]

FTFY

Well, I don't like paying the $200 either. But if that's really what this is about (and I think it is), just charge the $200 and let's be done with it.

 

[jwhit]

I carry copies of all my stamps rolled up in a cylinder storage case that stays in my range bag. No need to carry your trust, IMO.