Hi everyone,
I met a gentleman this past weekend and we started talking guns. He stated he had a silencer for one of his rifles so I asked him if he wouldn't mind telling me the route he took to get his trust. He said he had a guy do all the paper work and went through his bank and he paid $75 for it and had papers in hand all in the same day. Now I'm not interested in his story and whether or not it is true. What I am interested in is the fact that banks do fill out trusts and has anyone used the bank for trust purposes to get NFA gear? I have the paper work for Patrick Buckley's Trust and outside of asking if I am LE, and CCW holder there really isn't any talk about weapons on the paper work. I also read online one of the big issues with a regular trust as opposed to a gun trust is if the original trustee dies the weapons could fall into the wrong hands. ( someone under the age of 18 or not trained to use weapons, etc.) That will not happen because I already have the names that will inherit my weapons if something happens to me and they are well trained. Thanks for any info!
My apologies if this has been brought up before, I did not see anything on the subject while doing a search.
I met a gentleman this past weekend and we started talking guns. He stated he had a silencer for one of his rifles so I asked him if he wouldn't mind telling me the route he took to get his trust. He said he had a guy do all the paper work and went through his bank and he paid $75 for it and had papers in hand all in the same day. Now I'm not interested in his story and whether or not it is true. What I am interested in is the fact that banks do fill out trusts and has anyone used the bank for trust purposes to get NFA gear? I have the paper work for Patrick Buckley's Trust and outside of asking if I am LE, and CCW holder there really isn't any talk about weapons on the paper work. I also read online one of the big issues with a regular trust as opposed to a gun trust is if the original trustee dies the weapons could fall into the wrong hands. ( someone under the age of 18 or not trained to use weapons, etc.) That will not happen because I already have the names that will inherit my weapons if something happens to me and they are well trained. Thanks for any info!
My apologies if this has been brought up before, I did not see anything on the subject while doing a search.