So I got my kids a .22 Savage Youth Rascal Target XP which comes with a bipod, scope and threaded barrel. They finally got to shoot it for the first time this weekend at my friend’s house. He has a bunch of suppressors so we put a couple on and they really liked shooting with them. So now I’m looking to get a either a Q Erector or a Q El Camino.
I’ve got a couple of questions though. I know all the procedures to go about getting one and was just going to go to a lawyer, do a regular trust, buy one and wait for approval. I was looking around online and saw that SilencerShop offers a Single Shot NFA trust for $25. The way I understand it normally with a regular trust like my friend has you set up the trust and purchase the suppressor which would go into it. You can add trustees and beneficiaries. However, each time you buy another toy all trustees have to submit prints and all again each time something new is added.
With the single shot trust they offer the trust is tied to that one specific suppressor or sbr or whatever you’re buying. You can still add trustees and beneficiaries but they are good only for that one item the trust covers. And it says no notarization needed. If I want to buy another suppressor I can get another single shot trust for that as well for $25 without having to have everyone submit prints and all again unless they would be a trustee on the new trust tied to that new purchase. It seems that if I’m only going to be buying one or 2 suppressors the single shot would be the way to go.
I’m not trying to be cheap and I don’t mind paying the $300 or whatever it was he paid for his but it just seems simpler to go the single shot trust route.
Anyone ever use the Single Shot Trust? I know Louisiana is a state with strange laws so am I missing something that would screw me up by not going the usual lawyer/trust route? I figure if they’re selling it and people are being approved using it then it must be OK. Is there an advantage of one over the other that I’m not seeing? Just trying to get my ducks in a row before diving in.
Some info on it from firearms blog.
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/03/03/single-shot-trust-silencer/
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I’ve got a couple of questions though. I know all the procedures to go about getting one and was just going to go to a lawyer, do a regular trust, buy one and wait for approval. I was looking around online and saw that SilencerShop offers a Single Shot NFA trust for $25. The way I understand it normally with a regular trust like my friend has you set up the trust and purchase the suppressor which would go into it. You can add trustees and beneficiaries. However, each time you buy another toy all trustees have to submit prints and all again each time something new is added.
With the single shot trust they offer the trust is tied to that one specific suppressor or sbr or whatever you’re buying. You can still add trustees and beneficiaries but they are good only for that one item the trust covers. And it says no notarization needed. If I want to buy another suppressor I can get another single shot trust for that as well for $25 without having to have everyone submit prints and all again unless they would be a trustee on the new trust tied to that new purchase. It seems that if I’m only going to be buying one or 2 suppressors the single shot would be the way to go.
I’m not trying to be cheap and I don’t mind paying the $300 or whatever it was he paid for his but it just seems simpler to go the single shot trust route.
Anyone ever use the Single Shot Trust? I know Louisiana is a state with strange laws so am I missing something that would screw me up by not going the usual lawyer/trust route? I figure if they’re selling it and people are being approved using it then it must be OK. Is there an advantage of one over the other that I’m not seeing? Just trying to get my ducks in a row before diving in.
Some info on it from firearms blog.
https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2017/03/03/single-shot-trust-silencer/
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