Durability of Trust in Different States

I have a trust for my NFA items. The trust was drafted by a lawyer in PA and includes myself, parents, and siblings on it as trustees. We all lived in PA at the time the trust was drafted so our addresses are PA addresses on the trust. I am in the military and am now stationed in NC. Am I able to use the trust, without amending it, to purchase NFA items in NC? If so, what is the process and things I need to be aware of? My concern is that if I buy from an NC dealer that either the dealer or ATF will become confused or return the tax stamp application because they’ll see PA addresses in the trust, but I am buying from an NC dealer. I want to remain legal, but I prefer not having to pay for a new trust or to have the current trust revised.

Please don’t guess or provide assumptions or provide cop out answers like “just get another trust.” Please address the question of whether the existing trust can be used to legally purchase items in NC.

Mods, I am placing this in the Legal forum since this is a legal question more so than an NFA question and I know we have some smart attorneys moderating this forum.

1. That is not true as there are advantages to using trusts in having shared ownership, the ability for other trustees to retrieve NFA items from the dealer if I am out of town, the ability of trustees to use NFA items belonging to the trust, etc. While you may not find a need or want for a trust in light of 41F, these are major advantages for me.

2. While convenience of not needing fingerprints and photos was one reason why I initially set up the trust, it was mainly for the reasons stated above.

3. The fingerprints and photos requirement for all trustees as a result of 41F is a nuisance. However, my trustees and I have our fingerprints and photos in Silencer Shop’s system which is my primary source for suppressors which are the majority of my NFA purchases. Silencer Shop will also process Form 1s using the existing fingerprints and photos for $35 or I can roll fingerprints and take photos for my trustees.