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Category Archives: Short Barreled Shotguns
What do I need to do regarding my NFA items when I move?
Probably the single question I am asked most frequently by NFA trust clients is “What do I need to do when I move?” When I mentioned this to one of my law school classmates (who does not own any NFA … Continue reading →
Posted in ATF, BATFE, Form 20, Interstate Move, Intrastate Move, NFA Trusts, SBR, Short Barreled Rifles, Short Barreled Shotguns
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May I abbreviate my trust name when I engrave an SBR?
Recently a client called me to ask if he could abbreviate his trust name when he engraved an SBR. As one might expect in the Google age, prior to calling me he had searched on the internet and, based upon … Continue reading →
Posted in ATF, BATFE, Engraving, Form 1, Manufacturing, NFA Trusts, SBR, Short Barreled Rifles, Short Barreled Shotguns
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We have an update on the ATF’s proposed NFA trust rule changes
Last week, the board of the American Silencer Association (ASA) met with the NFA branch to get an update on the status of the proposed rule change regarding the use of trusts to acquire NFA items. As you may recall, the … Continue reading →
Posted in 41P, ATF, BATFE, Form 1, Form 4, Machine Guns, NFA Trusts, Regulatory Rulemaking, SBR, Short Barreled Rifles, Short Barreled Shotguns
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It’s time to comment on ATF’s disastrous proposed rulemaking
For those of you who are not familiar with the issue, the ATF is proposing to modify the regulations governing NFA applications for trusts, corporations, and other non-individual legal entities. If you are not a NFA collector, you might be tempted to … Continue reading →
Posted in 41P, ATF, BATFE, Machine Guns, NFA Trusts, Short Barreled Rifles, Short Barreled Shotguns
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The NFA item you can’t own in Virginia
From a legal perspective Virginia’s NFA collectors have it pretty good. In the Commonwealth, so long as all federal requirements are met, one can generally own suppressors, short-barrelled rifles, short-barrelled shotguns, and the other items included in the miscellaneous ‘any … Continue reading →
Posted in ATF, BATFE, NFA Trusts, Short Barreled Shotguns, Virginia Law
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