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Gun Control Reform Activism

jeepnstein

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5. You still get hit with a NICS check when you pick up the weapon.

Reply to Packerowner740 (Reply #3)

Mon Dec 23, 2013, 12:54 PM

Dec 2013

All the NFA Trust route does is allows Citizens to pay for their tax stamp in localities where the chief law enforcement officer won't sign NFA paperwork, for whatever reason. All State and Federal laws still apply to the purchase and use of the weapon. And you still have to pass NICS when you go to pick it up from the dealer.

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Want to buy a machine gun with no background check? [View all] SecularMotion Dec 2013 OP

Wonder if any in the Gungeon would admit to such "trusts/corporations?" I can think of a few who Hoyt Dec 2013 #1

I have numerous weapons in trust, for a myriad of reasons SQUEE Dec 2013 #6

Machine Gun For Christmas thelordofhell Dec 2013 #2

So they're able to buy them anonymously? Packerowner740 Dec 2013 #3

No. The trust or corporation has to be set up in somebody's name. sir pball Dec 2013 #4

You still get hit with a NICS check when you pick up the weapon. jeepnstein Dec 2013 #5