SilencerCo Now Sells NFA Trusts for $129
SilencerCo is now selling the creation of NFA Trusts for just $129. A trust allows all trustees (which could be family members) to use NFA items owned by the trust. It also means that trust-held NFA items don’t need to be transferred to an heir after the owners death, which saves time. SilencerCo says …
A properly-prepared gun trust has significant advantages for gun owners. It enables the use of NFA-regulated firearms and accessories among trustees, protects against potential future regulatory restrictions, and provides for the orderly transition of ownership upon death. It also tends to speed up the process for obtaining NFA items, eliminating the need for a Chief Law Enforcement Officer’s signature, fingerprints cards, etc.
The EasyTrust is 50-state legal. The process of ratification will differ by state, but we’ll send you a document detailing the processes you’ll need to follow. We priced the EasyTrust at $129.99 – a fraction of the cost of typical gun trusts – to make it accessible to everyone. Reject the idea that a trust is a luxury item. In reality, it’s a must-have for anyone looking to #FightTheNoise.
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I don't think a trust is covered by the 2nd amendment and just setting one up makes you a target of the IRS BATFE! Trust me I know, been there done that . CAVEAT EMPTOR!
This will be (and probably SHOULD be) shut down pretty quickly... This looks like the unauthorized practice of law. Even if SilencerCo has an attorney working on these packets, there are a number of ethical issues at play here....
Find a local attorney who knows YOUR state-specific law regarding trust (trust law is very much a state-specific area of law) to put together your NFA Trust. Don't risk something this important in the name of saving $50 --- especially when we know most of us would just spend that extra $50 on beer/cigars/fast food/etc.