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Guest gcrookston

Guest gcrookston

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have a few toys, a few brothers. Trust or no?

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Takes years to build, seconds to destroy...

Other than that, I don't understand the question.

Guest Broomhead

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Not with my brothers...Unless we were all hitting the range together.

Guest gcrookston

Guest gcrookston

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so I shouldn't make an NFA trust?

Guest Broomhead

Guest Broomhead

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Didn't know that's what you meant. Sorry, didn't look at the area before I posted.

Guest mac_05evo

Guest mac_05evo

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If you're looking at doing more NFA items I would do a trust. If the items are already registered to you as an individual I wouldn't fool with it as you'd have to repay the $200 tax stamp for all of them.

Guest moreland281

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Trust NO one....

OOPS sorry not what you were asking.

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