Armory Sponsor
Posted: 12/21/2006 2:04:31 PM EDT
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I am a resident of a state that allows a few, but not all, classes of Title II firearms. I formed a trust based in this state to purchase a silencer, as my local CLEOs are not receptive to signing Form 4s. When I formed the trust, which is by itself a legal entity, it allowed me to specify an address where this legal entity resides. This raises a big question in my mind: Could I form a trust, with a real address in another state where the trust's property would be stored, that would be able to purchase Title II firearms that are legal in that state? Can I oversee that trust's affairs while being a resident of another state? Would this work if substantial steps are taken to secure the firearms in question against access by anyone other than the trustees? |
Armory Sponsor