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I would have liked to register the tax stamp to a trust but back in 1994 that wasn't an option as far as I remember or no one did it maybe it was an option back then. Now it's common place as far as I know can still be done because how would a business register an NFA weapon has to be a way...

According to this website a law firm says any letter sent to the ATF will be returned since 2013 and requested a form 5320.20 to change the address for in-state move. http://johnpierceesq.com/what-do-i-need-to-do-regarding-my-nfa-trust-when-i-move/

I have read before that officers who were using the system for someone else improperly were disciplined like running background checks on people.

I think training is a good idea but the concealed law never really did anything except used to arrest citizens the police thought should not have a firearm reality is living in high crime areas have to protect themselves if your gun is unloaded in a locked container not really going to be...

In my state AZ we no longer require a permit but one can still take the course and get a permit so they can carry in other states I let my permit laps I may renew it which is the best way to go since I have noticed lot less classes being offered just not worth the money to become certified...

Family used to own a pawnshop it was routine to run all buy's and pawn guns, but if one comes up stolen we had to keep it to be picked up by the police the once the officer gets a hit on a stolen gun it registers that officer and notifies the officer who entered the stolen gun serial number. The...

The most interesting guns to me are the amnesty guns that were stolen from US army later registered during the 1968 amnesty period I think it was 1 month. I ran into a guy at gun show many years ago had a Thompson he said it was his grandfathers from WW2 he kept it in an attic in the 1960's he...

I'm sure who would ever know the ATF doesn't keep pictures of the firearm the whole registration process is really stupid I suppose once the ATF investigates they can compare what you have to another one. I remember a few stories back in the 90's when ATF was out of control raiding people when a...

The only thing about the NRA insurance is I can't find the actual policy anywhere online need to dig into the fine print I once talk to them about some Class 3 machine guns I own and they called them rare firearms which they recommended some other insurance that was for collectible firearms...

At least you would get money instead of nothing? The only real safe that has any kind of theft & fire rating TL-30 cost $7000-10000. Any RSC safe is not really that good can be cut open with a 7" cut off wheel like butter.

I have always been told you can't cut the SN# and make another one it would have to be tig welded which isn't that difficult reality is it can be fixed if done by someone who knows what they are doing.

NRA has insurance to cover your firearms for theft and fire quick use of their calculator $20k in gun cost $219 a year buy a cheaper safe and put the extra money towards the insurance. https://mynrainsurance.com/insurance-products/firearms-armscare-plus

The only safe I would ever buy again is a sturdy safe most mass produced safes use dry wall between steel it offers little protection against fires. https://www.sturdysafe.com/pages/sturdy-safe-fire-liner-info

I remember the FOPA at that time many NRA members didn't care about machine guns hardly anyone I knew even owned Semi-autos like the AR-15s. The ATF has already said they will not be able to regulate bumb stocks as machine guns because the law is very specific description of a machine gun any...

Like most of these laws that deal with the a type of firearm or device has never done much to stop criminal use of a firearms we saw the 94 AW ban only had a handful of criminals were ever convicted of that crime. What they are proposing is just a feel good law they can use next election cycle...

This is the story I guess which concerned me I have owned a registered M-16 type machine gun for 30 years stopped shooting it a number of years ago because the cost of .223 went up so high was looking to buy the freedom arms belt fed upper receiver because I could reload 9mm in a more cost...

Another question Full Auto M-16 can you put the freedom arms belt fed 9mm on it even if your paper work doesn't say belt fed or 9 mm. I always thought didn't really matter the paper work listing the caliber if 90% of the time it was left in the .223 configuration. Was reading some other forum...

If one has a tax stamp M-16 and spare parts but also owns semi-auto AR-15's could the ATF prosecute for having those parts and semi-auto AR-15's. Common sense says no since the parts are not installed in the semi auto's but I wonder about that.

I think it will be around 700RPM but I'm just guessing. With AZ summer temps here in the 110's waiting till they come down some go shooting. I have access to an indoor range but not really much fun shooting paper.

I found this written by an attorney https://blog.princelaw.com/2007/09/25/grandpops-machine-gun-in-the-chest/ While the BATFE desires to dispose of the weapon, in entirety, including parts, which in themselves are NOT machineguns, the BATFE allows for a weapon to be decommissioned. The...