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Posted: 5/25/2016 10:38:22 AM EDT
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5320.20
Not required for silencers or AOW's. |
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Posted: 5/25/2016 11:14:49 AM EDT
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You'll need a separate one for each state. They're good for up to a year. Anything from 1/1-12/31, or something random like 5/26/16-5/25/17.
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Posted: 5/25/2016 11:43:00 AM EDT
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You'll need a separate one for each state. They're good for up to a year. Anything from 1/1-12/31, or something random like 5/26/16-5/25/17. Just to verify, I need them for my destination state and not states I drive through correct? I live in GA and my parents live in LA who are on my trust, I want to bring my SBR with me this winter. |
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Posted: 5/25/2016 1:15:37 PM EDT
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Just to verify, I need them for my destination state and not states I drive through correct? I live in GA and my parents live in LA who are on my trust, I want to bring my SBR with me this winter. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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You'll need a separate one for each state. They're good for up to a year. Anything from 1/1-12/31, or something random like 5/26/16-5/25/17. Just to verify, I need them for my destination state and not states I drive through correct? I live in GA and my parents live in LA who are on my trust, I want to bring my SBR with me this winter. That should be the case. The Safe Passage portion of FOPA covers the trip itself. However, it generally is only used as a defense, so you may or may not trust it going through IL, NY, etc. Can't imagine an issue traveling from GA to LA. |
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Posted: 5/26/2016 10:03:28 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: That should be the case. The Safe Passage portion of FOPA covers the trip itself. However, it generally is only used as a defense, so you may or may not trust it going through IL, NY, etc. Can't imagine an issue traveling from GA to LA. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: You'll need a separate one for each state. They're good for up to a year. Anything from 1/1-12/31, or something random like 5/26/16-5/25/17. Just to verify, I need them for my destination state and not states I drive through correct? I live in GA and my parents live in LA who are on my trust, I want to bring my SBR with me this winter. That should be the case. The Safe Passage portion of FOPA covers the trip itself. However, it generally is only used as a defense, so you may or may not trust it going through IL, NY, etc. Can't imagine an issue traveling from GA to LA. |
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Posted: 5/26/2016 10:07:08 AM EDT
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I will be filing out multiple forms one for each state I'm traveling through.
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Posted: 5/26/2016 10:29:43 AM EDT
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Ok, on the Form do put my trust name and address and if so do I need to provide a copy of the Trust? Or is it easier to just use my name? You put the registered name from the F1, which is assume is your trust. The address is where the items are currently stored, usually the same as the F1 unless you've moved and filed a 5320.20 for a permanent move. No copy of trust needs to be submitted. |
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Posted: 5/26/2016 12:36:11 PM EDT
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I may need a little more assistance filing out this form. I don't have a specific transporting to address. This will be a road trip vacation I may decide camp out, sleep in my truck or stay in a hotel? Reason is for recreational use. Then the date, I could write a date up to a year of time? I know silly questions. But I just want to hit the road and see places I've never seen and have the freedom to bring, use my SBR on public land etc.
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Posted: 5/26/2016 1:17:03 PM EDT
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You have to pick somewhere. I usually just find a range in the state and use that address. Once you have permission to be in the state, intrastate travel isn't limited.
Up to one year is fine, and the period can start whenever you choose. I file mine every fall for 1/1-12/31 the following year. The first year I did it from the current date to 12/31. But, nothing is stopping you from filing from 5/26/16-5/25/17. |
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Posted: 5/26/2016 2:02:55 PM EDT
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This is why I like the idea of having a pistol lower ready to go.
For trips, just slap my sbr upper on there and go. |
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Posted: 5/29/2016 5:08:20 PM EDT
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This is why I like the idea of having a pistol lower ready to go. For trips, just slap my sbr upper on there and go. But then you don't have a stock and it's cumbersome to shoot in that configuration. |
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Posted: 5/29/2016 6:11:06 PM EDT
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One option is to travel with two firearms
1) The Pistol that you keep the short upper on. 2) The SBR that you keep the 16" or greater barrel on while traveling. File one 5320.20 for your destination address. While traveling leave the long barrel on the SBR, once you get there, swap it with the Pistol. |
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Posted: 5/30/2016 2:15:15 PM EDT
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One option is to travel with two firearms 1) The Pistol that you keep the short upper on. 2) The SBR that you keep the 16" or greater barrel on while traveling. File one 5320.20 for your destination address. While traveling leave the long barrel on the SBR, once you get there, swap it with the Pistol. Or just fill out multiple forms with gun range in that state that you will be near. It only cost paper and a stamp. |
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