You'll never regret a dam thing you don't say. Goes true for this subject. Least said the better. Just my opinion
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Loaning a suppressor on private property?
- Thread starter SealT5
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Don't do it. Possession of a class 3 firearm w/o tax stamp is 10 yrs. Why chance it.
Varmint Hunter
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I tend to agree with this ^^^^^^^^. In NY you wouldn't get 10 years, you'd get LIFE. It's just not worth the risk.
gpo1956
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If it's on private property how is anyone going to know about it?
Suppressor (Silencer by Title 26 USC 5845) is register to an individual, trust or corporation. Therefore can't lend it out.
gcamp54
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That was a great laugh on Christmas morning. Thank you and Merry Christmas.If I fill my shoes with dirt from your ranch and borrow your can ,I'm I still on your property ???Couldn't help myself,,,Good question,you should be ok...
Check with a lawyer in your state to make sure you're compliant with the law. I established a trust that is only for my suppressors that are 'shared' within the trust. The way the trust was
Written, the Trustee can amend the trust to add or remove other members in the trust whenever circumstances warrant. The ATF only needs to be informed of who are the principle (responsible) members when adding or removing a suppressor from the trust. Just keep the trust amended and updated appropriately and the members can use the suppressors whenever they want. There are some downsides to be aware of... make sure you have a good relationship with your lawyer
Written, the Trustee can amend the trust to add or remove other members in the trust whenever circumstances warrant. The ATF only needs to be informed of who are the principle (responsible) members when adding or removing a suppressor from the trust. Just keep the trust amended and updated appropriately and the members can use the suppressors whenever they want. There are some downsides to be aware of... make sure you have a good relationship with your lawyer
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bc merica. We have no rights anymore.
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even if you own it? Makes absolutely no sense. Why even bother with anything when big brother is in control?
Jluck
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Yea, Its not like its posted on an internet forum or anything.... I'd be concerned that ATF might want to take a look around if I was the OP. Most of their agents can read.
OP, Is this suppressor in a trust or individually stamped?
Game wardens in Texas have always had that right it's not new
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doesn't make it right, though.
I toss that around a lot but after I got it I was glad the reduction in recoil is great and the folks around me probably appreciate it too since I shoot alot
thwatson2
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You legally should be present, but set up trust and add the person and stop worrying. Stupid liberal BS. I hope everyone and anyone on this site would convince their friends, relatives and anyone else to vote. Get rid of these pathetic disgusting liberals and suppressors could be bought at will and they would cost @$100 for a good one
