I could see that as the case if more than just you are listed in the Trust. When I initially setup a Trust for the SBR, I was the only one needing fingerprint, etc. However, after adding my wife to the Trust, and I believe the rules changed, we both had to go through fingerprinting, etc. when I added the Suppressors. Someone please correct me if I’m wrong but I think everyone listed in the Trust now has to go through the fingerprinting and background check process when new items are added.Didn’t really care. Since silencer central was doing for free I went with their recommendation. Probably easier for them, but I didn’t care. No attorneys involved
If you have kids or a wife, the trust enables the wife to legally have access to your safe, and for your kids to easily inherit them when you pass on, if they're old enough. If you have no one, you don't need a trust.
If you DON'T have a safe, and you have anyone living at home with you, a trust will be cheaper than buying a safe, but both would be smarter.
Yeah if you're there at the range with her. But at home she can't have access to it if you're not with her if it's on an individual, and she can't take it shooting without youI didn't think about my wife, we go shooting together all of the time. So with the individual, would she been even allowed to shoot it legally?
Thats really good to knowYeah if you're there at the range with her. But at home she can't have access to it if you're not with her, and she can't take it shooting without you
Id just do the trust, there isn't any downsides to itHello everyone, first post on the site.
I've been doing research on filing ATF form 1 and filing individual vs a gun trust. I'm leaning toward individual. Would love to hear from you guys if you chose individual or a gun trust and why. Thanks!
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