Suppressors Traveling with a suppressor

canezach

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  • Apr 18, 2014
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    I'm sure there's a thread on this somewhere, so forgive me if it's been discussed. My wife has family that lives in Washington State. If we were to drive there, we'd be going through Wyoming and Montana, both of which allow private citizens to own suppressors, according to Silencer Shop's website. I would be taking two rifles with me and two suppressors. I'm assuming carrying a copy of my trust and my stamps should be more than adequate, correct?
     
    Thanks! Correct me if I'm wrong, but you only need ATF approval if transporting it through those uncivilized states who don't believe in the quiet whisper of freedom?
     
    I'm sure there's a thread on this somewhere, so forgive me if it's been discussed. My wife has family that lives in Washington State. If we were to drive there, we'd be going through Wyoming and Montana, both of which allow private citizens to own suppressors, according to Silencer Shop's website. I would be taking two rifles with me and two suppressors. I'm assuming carrying a copy of my trust and my stamps should be more than adequate, correct?

    Also, I wouldn’t take the actual stamps. Copies should be sufficient.
     
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    Oh, I definitely agree! When I said "copy of my trust and stamps", I meant the copy of my stamps as well. My original stamps stay in a folder in my safe.

    Scan everything, turn them into .pdf's and e-mail them to yourself too.
     
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    Along similar lines, does anyone know if carrying photographs of your stamp/papers in your phone acceptable vs reduced printed copies?