Best way to do this?? NFA stuff.

**GunLawyer001** · February 19th, 2011, 11:06 PM

Originally Posted by DVE

. . . .So in my opinion, it's not in Snert's best interest to form a corporation/LLC due to his sons.

Snert - I was simply trying to offer you alternative options in reference to your NFA collection. . . .

Your opinion is only as valuable as your expertise, which was brutally brought into question when you said this:

Originally Posted by DVE

Just to clarify - there is no real difference between forming a trust for guns (NFA) and a trust for anything else. Granted it wouldn't hurt if the lawyer was atleast a little familiar with gun laws - but in all reality it's not that big of a deal.

I think that felony possession is a big deal. And the accuracy of the trust documents is critical to avoiding a felony count for every NFA firearm in your possession.

**DVE** · February 19th, 2011, 11:30 PM

Originally Posted by GunLawyer001

Your opinion is only as valuable as your expertise

In that case could you clarify why in your opinion it is best for Snert to form a corporation/LLC?

Also it may help if you could actually answer the questions I raised on the second page.

Originally Posted by GunLawyer001

I think that felony possession is a big deal.

I couldn't agree more. Felony possession is an extremely big deal.. hence that comment in which I agreed with RUArmed about the consultation of a lawyer. Also that is the point of forming a trust/corporation/LLC (which one - depends upon the circumstances) in order to remain within the law.

But until Snert replies back, I'm done replying. We've derailed his thread enough.

**JayBell** · February 19th, 2011, 11:34 PM

Originally Posted by DVE

For understandable reasons: I'm going to side-step that question as I'd prefer not to comment on my current personal qualifications.
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actually, if yer offering legal advice, I'd like to know, i can see where you're posting from, and we do have an infraction for "armchair lawyering" ya know.

GL IS a lawyer, practicing firearms law for some years now.

so, how long have you been a member of the bar, and or how far along in law school, or are you what?

**Snert** · February 20th, 2011, 08:19 AM

OK Gents I'M back ..

As for the show , Sold my "little mule" AMT .380 backup2. Sold it for a small profit. Also bought a single point tac.sling, And a ISSC .22lr clone of a scar for my kids. will try to post some pics later in the pics section. My buddie who went with me picked up a great deal on a Luger in .380 in awsome condition.. Honestly the more I think of the Luger, the more envious I get that he found it first...But I know its in good safe keeping.

Now DVE and GunLawyer, can either please explain to me/us which you feel is best. But can you also give your reasons as to WHY you feel either one is best

DVE, I see you seem to feel that a trust is likley the way to go along with a few others. Now could you please post why YOU feel it is the better way to go. And why the LLC/Incorp. is NOT the way to go.

GunLawyer, I see you feel the TRUST may NOT be the way to go. Would you please post why you feel this way. Would you also post why you feel the LLC/Incorp. is a better way to go.

Now, for both DVE and Gunlawyer.. With which ever you feel is best route.. Say 10 years from now I am still alive, and decide to move to say Tennessee or Georgia or another NFA friendly state. What would be involved in doing so with a trust/llc/incorp??

I have not had a chance to look at the links provided in prior posts yet. As I just woke up a few minutes ago. We got home from the show last night around 7pm (wife was a bit peeved). And walked right back out the door to go have dinner.But I will check them out to gain more knowledge.

Now as for the online/legalzoom's/ Dot coms here is MY PERSONAL feeling. I prefer to stayaway from them, they cant answer questions that pertain directly to me and my situation, I feel they are warented in some cases, But not when it comes to avoiding a reservation in the gray bar hotel. I am looking to protect my assets/investments for my family and the future of my family to keep. Eventually I am going to die, I dont want my kids or wife to loose what I have aquired/invested . I want the firearms to be safe and secure with my family, I want it to be iron clad, no contest by any local LEO/DA/FED. I honestly dont feel that a computer program can provide that to me.

Lastly, I think this is kind like the Acog/aimpoint/eotec Vs. bushnell holosight conversations. On every post on that topic everyone says "I wouldnt trust my familys life on a cheap optic" . Or " In a SHTF moment, why trust a cheap optic that MIGHT or MIGHT not work". Well I do feel the same applies here.. This is a SHTF, life behind bars,or life of being financially broke from fighting of the Gov. in court situation.

Snert..

**acosenza2** · February 20th, 2011, 08:28 AM

Originally Posted by JayBell

actually, if yer offering legal advice, I'd like to know, i can see where you're posting from, and we do have an infraction for "armchair lawyering" ya know.

GL IS a lawyer, practicing firearms law for some years now.

so, how long have you been a member of the bar, and or how far along in law school, or are you what?

LOL....armchair lawyering

**DVE** · February 20th, 2011, 03:33 PM

Originally Posted by Snert

OK Gents I'M back ..

As for the show , Sold my "little mule" AMT .380 backup2. Sold it for a small profit. Also bought a single point tac.sling, And a ISSC .22lr clone of a scar for my kids. will try to post some pics later in the pics section. My buddie who went with me picked up a great deal on a Luger in .380 in awsome condition.. Honestly the more I think of the Luger, the more envious I get that he found it first...But I know its in good safe keeping.

Snert..

Wow. Sound like it was a good day at the show. Do you know the make of the Luger? Was it a Beeman?

Also I sent you a PM.