Silencer or Sound Supressor

[Chipperman]

So how did you get a personally owned NFA weapon without prints or pictures?

 

[freakshow10mm]

corporation or trust. The corp or trust owns it, you can possess it as a member of the corp or trustee of the trust.

 

[Wiskey_33]

corporation or trust. The corp or trust owns it, you can possess it as a member of the corp or trustee of the trust.

 

[Chipperman]

Then it's not a personally owned weapon.

 

[Wiskey_33]

Then it's not a personally owned weapon.

I was just stating that the NFA background check was no more intrusive, in my case, than a regular NICS check.

 

[freakshow10mm]

Then it's not a personally owned weapon.

Correct. The trust owns the weapon.

 

[Charles S]

Not to be intrusive or rude , but why would you want one?

Not to be rude or intrusive, but why not?

 

[paull]

Strangely enough, I personally own no Class III firearms...
Of course, my LLC does though...
Funny how there are no other officers of the corporation.
p

 

[Crosshair]

In a HD situation, any defense lawyer that doesn't drool over themselves will be able to deflect any accusations. If the weapon was legally owned then there should not be a problem. I don't want to go deaf if i have to shoot inside an enclosed space.

People will sue over anything. If you beat an intruder with a wood baseball bat, they would sue you over not using a metal one and vise versa.

 

[knight0334]

I didn't see anyone reply about the PA info, but in PA all you have to do is acquire it through the proper NFA procedures.

Its the same process to build/buy a suppressor in PA as it is any other NFA device**: fill out form, get sign off, get photos and prints taken, send to ATF, wait, wait some more, receive canceled stamp, then complete transfer/build..

**The only prohibited NFA devices in PA are explosive and incendiary destructive devices.

 

[smee78]

O Lord hurry up and get the tin foil out they are comming to look in your safe!!!!!!