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Old 01-29-2008, 3:15 PM
Roccobro Roccobro is offline
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I know you can become a company and then dont have to comply with all the NFA laws for a fully automatic weapon.
Corporation. But you have to file taxes quarterly and when dissolved the "assets" have to be broken up too.

Forming a "trust" is the easiest way. Do a search on Ar15.com and you get DAYS of reading. Really simple and cheap to set one up. Quicken willmaker, notorize papers(for free at your bank), and file your form (1 or 4) with the ATF (where apllicable... see Bweise's input on CA legal stuff).

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Just a little FYI- if an unconventional gun, SBR, etc., is classified as a C&R by the feds, you can own it in CA. There's an exemption for things like broomhandle pistols with stocks, etc- Bwiese found it when we were discussing broomhandle stocks and the like.
Dave- Did a sticky or complete thread get made on the exact requirements for these "Tax stamped toys"? I was following one of the threads but it seemed to just drop off the radar. Must have missed the "part II" to it. A sticky would be perfect!

Justin

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