Recommend pistol suppressor please

[Tejano Scott]

Haven't ordered yet, just made my decision after WAY too much overthinking.

Its a good decision.

 

[breakingcontact]

Haven't ordered yet, just made my decision after WAY too much overthinking.

It is a weird purchase with gov involved and artificial rigidities so I understand.

 

[Mexican_Hippie]

And your kind of stuck if you don't like it. The stamp screws up the economics of trades.

 

[Younggun]

Intentionally.

 

[breakingcontact]

And your kind of stuck if you don't like it. The stamp screws up the economics of trades.

Just imagine if everything was like that. That'd be like living in Cuba.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Sparrow monocore has too much FRP for an Operator like me.

Sorry, but what?




ETA: First round pop......ok

 

[1slow01Z71]

My understanding is that the schedule doesn't need to be written into the trust. You can assign assets to the trust without it - effectively not providing a list of all your assets to your dealer and the ATF each time you submit for a stamp.

Just curious. Only things I'll have on mine are things ATF and dealer will know about anyway so no biggie for me.

Neither the dealer nor the ATF get a copy of your schedule A. The schedule A is simply part of the trust to document the assets assigned to it.

 

[breakingcontact]

Neither the dealer nor the ATF get a copy of your schedule A. The schedule A is simply part of the trust to document the assets assigned to it.

Does Silencer Shop handle that or have to do it on your own?

 

[1slow01Z71]

I don't know how they do it these days. My first stamps were bought pre digitalization(that a word) of silencer shops process. I gave them a hard copy of my trust and they scanned it in and after that I simply hand over the plastic for a can purchase. So the version of my trust that the ATF gets and the one in SS's possesion have nothing on the schedule A.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Neither the dealer nor the ATF get a copy of your schedule A. The schedule A is simply part of the trust to document the assets assigned to it.

Can this be "handwritten" on original copy of trust?

In other words, I have lots of space at bottom of last page & that is what I have been doing, lol....

 

[1slow01Z71]

Not sure about that to be honest. I've got an actual separate sheet with a ledger to write all the items on.

 

[00ChevyScott]

The only property listed on the digital copy of my trust is $200. The paper copy in my safe will have an up to date list of all NFA items attached to it. An updated list of property owned by the trust has nothing to do with getting a stamp approved.

 

[Tejano Scott]

I was told early on that Schedule of Assests was the most important part of the trust to include. In fact, my first NFA dealer said he was told by ATF that schedule A was all he needed to send. To hear differently is interesting. I may just try this out with my next form 1.

 

[1slow01Z71]

I was told early on that Schedule of Assests was the most important part of the trust to include. In fact, my first NFA dealer said he was told by ATF that schedule A was all he needed to send. To hear differently is interesting. I may just try this out with my next form 1.

Scott of course my trust is not your trust but the copy that I send in for my eform 1s and the last dozen cans all have nothing on the schedule and have been approved. I've got approved forms from 7 or 8 examiners now with no problems.

 

[ScorpionHunter]

I was told early on that Schedule of Assests was the most important part of the trust to include. In fact, my first NFA dealer said he was told by ATF that schedule A was all he needed to send. To hear differently is interesting. I may just try this out with my next form 1.

As I understand it, the ATF needs a complete copy of the trust, and if the trust states that the assets are listed on a schedule A, then the schedule A has to be sent in. If the trust itself doesn't refer to any schedules or attachments, they don't need to be sent in. My trust refers to an attached schedule A, so that gets sent in as part of the complete trust. But for my last several purchases, the dealer just sent in the copy of the trust they had on file from e-files, with the schedule A not updated for any subsequent stamps. And those stamps have been coming through fine. That's my understanding, but I would defer to an attorney.

 

[Sugar Land]

I was advised not to leave the Schedule A form blank. I put a Glock Bag on mine the first time. After the first one I added to the list as the stamps came in. Not sure if it is a "have to" deal but has worked every time.

 

[ZX9RCAM]

I was advised not to leave the Schedule A form blank. I put a Glock Bag on mine the first time. After the first one I added to the list as the stamps came in. Not sure if it is a "have to" deal but has worked every time.

Yes, I was told to put $10 on it for starters, just to have something on it.
But this was "on the trust", don't recall it being called "Schedule A".

 

[RACER X]

Yup me too, $10

And keep adding things to it as I buy more pieces

 

[ZX9RCAM]

Just looked at my trust, last sheet is call, duh, "Schedule A", lol....

 

[Sugar Land]

Imagine that...lol