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I'm hoping to set foot into NFA territory next in 2016, starting off with an SBR and eventually suppressing that.
I'm going to Form 1 my AR pistol built up from Aero Precision receivers.
Anyway, I know the benefit to an NFA Trust is ease of transfer for others on the trust. But for someone whose not going to transfer, lend, or otherwise not be in control of the NFA item(s), is the expense of setting up a trust really worth it?
I know I can get a CLEO sign off, that's not an issue I'm worried about.
I'll miss out on the opportunity to use the E-Form system... but again, that's not an issue I'm really worried about. I can wait.
I'm married, but the wife won't shoot the potential SBR without me present. It's not like she'll take it out hunting, and she'll be well aware of the legal limitations of handling/ accessing the NFA items without me being present.
Kids are also not an issue. They'll have no access.
Now if situations change, I can always set up a trust later on down the road, and transfer them out of my name and over to the trust (assuming a $200 transfer for each).
I'm going to Form 1 my AR pistol built up from Aero Precision receivers.
Anyway, I know the benefit to an NFA Trust is ease of transfer for others on the trust. But for someone whose not going to transfer, lend, or otherwise not be in control of the NFA item(s), is the expense of setting up a trust really worth it?
I know I can get a CLEO sign off, that's not an issue I'm worried about.
I'll miss out on the opportunity to use the E-Form system... but again, that's not an issue I'm really worried about. I can wait.
I'm married, but the wife won't shoot the potential SBR without me present. It's not like she'll take it out hunting, and she'll be well aware of the legal limitations of handling/ accessing the NFA items without me being present.
Kids are also not an issue. They'll have no access.
Now if situations change, I can always set up a trust later on down the road, and transfer them out of my name and over to the trust (assuming a $200 transfer for each).