NFA Trusts

Is an NFA Trust Right for me?

1. Are you the only person who will be utilizing the NFA item for the foreseeable future?

Yes- No Trust needed   

No- Continue questionnaire.

2. Do you plan on shooting primarily on public ranges and land not privately owned?

Yes- Trust is highly recommended 

No- Trust is still recommended with further discussion.    

3.     Do you want your firearms and NFA items to stay in the family and not want it part of your estate?

Yes- Continue Questionnaire

No- A Trust is still recommended

4. How much paperwork is involved?

There is a fair amount of paperwork required to establish an NFA trust, which is why we have partnered with National Gun Trust to minimize the headaches and expensive lawyer fees involved with traditional trust establishment.  Once filled there is still a bit of work to be done to be able to have your trust open to accept NFA items or firearms, we are here to assist you every step of the way and ensure all of the paperwork is up to par, with a licensed notary on staff we are your one-stop shop for all your NFA and Trust needs. 

 Benefits of establishing an NFA Trust

• With a trust you will be able to name beneficiaries.

• Have an unlimited number of co-trusties.

• Need to contact CLEO in your local area.

• Will give you or anyone listed as a co-trustee purchasing power to obtain:

  • • Silencers/ suppressors

    • Short barreled rifle (SBR)

    • Short-barreled shotguns (SBS)

    • Fully automatic weapons manufactured before 1986

    • Weapons defined as “any other weapons” or (AOW’s)