Do the same rules apply to the NFA registered owner being present when they are in use? I'm thinking yes since it has a stamp but wanted to double check.
Silencer question
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Pwilliams1
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- Apr 25, 2013
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Yes, if you want to have multiple users, you can also use a trust and appoint others within it.
That's what I figured. Just like any other NFA item.
Thanks for confirming.
Thanks for confirming.
Daveyboysmith
There's a search box?!?!
Are they still approving Trust silencer purchases?
Pwilliams1
Active Member
- Apr 25, 2013
- 665
As of right now nothing has changed as far as I know. I just received my osprey a couple months back. I know there was talk of changing what's required for a purchase using a trust, but I have not seen anything officially change yet. I'm by no means a lawyer though.
I just did a form for an SBR using my trust through their new application site before Oct 1st and didn't have a problem.
I plan to use my trust to buy a sparrow as soon as I'm back in the state.
I just did a form for an SBR using my trust through their new application site before Oct 1st and didn't have a problem.
I plan to use my trust to buy a sparrow as soon as I'm back in the state.
bobthefisher
Durka ninja
Nothing has changed, nor are there any formal dates for any of the proposed trust/corp requirements. Although, don't bother calling the NFA branch as most of them have been furloughed.
Lex Armarum
Ultimate Member
- Oct 19, 2009
- 3,450
The ATF, as ordered by Executive Order, has proposed a new rule to change the way in which the ATF processes trusts and the requirements for trust filings. That change to the regulations is going through the "proposed rule" process (comment period) and, if acceptable, will be put into place as early as next year but probably later.
Pwilliams1
Active Member
- Apr 25, 2013
- 665
That answer is way more detailed and intelligent than mine. One free internet star for you sir.
