I'm going to finally get a suppressor. Im leaning towards setting up a trust. What are your experiences with a trust? Is this the best way to approach NFA purchases?
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NFA Trust
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Personally I feel that it is and allows a lot more flexibility in legal use of your NFA items. Mines setup to the point I don’t have to submit any fingerprints but my own which is a major plus so when getting one ask
This for sure. And my family wont need to deal with probate court for those items after i’m gone.
It does seem to take longer to process stamps for a trust vs. individual ownership though. More of an inconvenience than a challenge to me….
Who did you use for your trust?
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I bought my can years ago on the trust. I did it because at the time it was the only way I didn't have to go get the Chief Law Enforcement Officer's approval signature before submitting everything. The other upside is that I've listed the other 'trustees' to whom it will pass to without any further action. I don't know how things are now, but it seemed better for me then FWIW.
Dean Phillips I think he’s heavyd on here:
nfalawyers.com
NFA Gun Trust Lawyers | $150 Gun Trust w/ Attorney support
Lawyers who form gun trust so you can file with the ATF a form 1, form 4 to acquire a suppressor, silencer, SBR. Gun Trust that come with
nfalawyers.com
I think I remember seeing his ads. I just searched for helpful hints and then did it all myself. It wasn't really a problem.Dean Phillips I think he’s heavyd on here:
NFA Gun Trust Lawyers | $150 Gun Trust w/ Attorney support
Lawyers who form gun trust so you can file with the ATF a form 1, form 4 to acquire a suppressor, silencer, SBR. Gun Trust that come with
Ok guys, I just went to ga firing line. Bought the can and stamp and got prints uploaded on the kiosk.Will be getting the trust ASAP. Very excited about shooting suppressed.
