...and this is what got NFA trusts a dose of
by Slow Hand 
, Indiana, Friday, August 30, 2013, 03:47 (4047 days ago) @ CJM
You can do that. As the owner, you have to remain 'in control of' the NFA firearm I can go to the range and let anyone shoot it (anyone legal; not a felon, that is), but if I want to run and grab lunch or more ammo, it has to come with me. With a trust, you can have several people listedand any of them can have possession of the item.
Complete thread:
- I think I wantn to create an NFA Trust now, more than ever! -
Rob Leahy,
2013-08-29, 11:14
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- Farg him. - Boge Quinn, 2013-08-29, 12:34
- I've been doing quite a few lately. -
Wildcat,
2013-08-29, 15:48
- Plase tell me more about these trusts -
Rob Leahy,
2013-08-29, 15:54
- Plase tell me more about these trusts -
Wildcat,
2013-08-29, 16:13
- Plase tell me more about these trusts -
Slow Hand,
2013-08-29, 18:48
- ...and this is what got NFA trusts a dose of -
John K.,
2013-08-29, 18:57
- ...and this is what got NFA trusts a dose of -
CJM,
2013-08-30, 02:41
- ...and this is what got NFA trusts a dose of - Slow Hand, 2013-08-30, 03:47
- The law DOES allow that currently. - Rob Leahy, 2013-08-30, 11:11
- Like Doug and Rob said... it is already ok, as long as the - John K., 2013-08-30, 11:42
- ...and this is what got NFA trusts a dose of - Slow Hand, 2013-08-30, 03:49
- ...and this is what got NFA trusts a dose of -
CJM,
2013-08-30, 02:41
- ...and this is what got NFA trusts a dose of -
John K.,
2013-08-29, 18:57
- Plase tell me more about these trusts -
Slow Hand,
2013-08-29, 18:48
- Plase tell me more about these trusts -
Wildcat,
2013-08-29, 16:13
- Plase tell me more about these trusts -
Rob Leahy,
2013-08-29, 15:54