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Okay, I've searched the web, I've checked the ATF site, and I'm still partially confused. If anyone here has actually had an existing firearms trust and then bought/made a suppressor, I'd like very much to hear how you handled it.
I currently have a trust with family members, who are scattered...
came across this today for anyone looking to setup a trust, great deal. Two colleagues have confirmed this is no scam
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I have tried to do a search for attorneys in nebraska, If anyone knows of any, all info would be appreciated. Also, why don't we have a posting with nothing but Attorneys which will set up Trusts and the price for them in each state? Good advertising for them I would think.
In looking over various threads on reloading I have seen questions regarding sizing, hard bolt closing etc.
Case in point I have a friend who told me he was having trouble with a 300 Win Mag getting his reloaded ammo to work right. He figured it might be a die problem so he ordered another set...
I going the way of the trust using quicken will maker. My understanding is you should place something into the trust when you start it. Can I place a silencer into the trust that I already own and have a stamp for? Or is this going to make things more complictated?
Thanks
Im in the process of making a trust with Quicken Willmaker and its all going quite well, very easy actually. But Im stuck on one part.
When you assign the property that will be held in trust. You put the description as ie "Yankee Hill Machine Phantom 7.62 Stainless Rifle Suppressor" right...
Now that the change has taken place, I want to get some NFA items before I can't.
I have heard that you can do it with a "trust". I am hoping I can get some guidance.
What is the benefit of "trust" vs. doing it as a individual?
What type of "trust" do you need?
I want to get the following...
For those of you who did the trust route for a suppressor, what was your wait time? I'm going on four weeks and was just curious.
Waiting patiently for my SWR Omega 30, and my AAC M4-1000-08
Anyone set up a trust for their NFA purchase? I have Quicken Willmaker, but would like to find an attorney to go over my application. Anyone in the Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah AO's able to recommend and attorney or actually done one themselves? Thanks in advance.