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  1. 11-09-2011, 05:34 PM #1
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    Default Question Regarding NFA Weapon Laws

    Need help with two questions:

    1. Father is the sole registered owner of a licensed NFA weapon. Adult son wants to take it to a range where NFA is OK to shoot (in state and close to home). Father must be present and cannot give permission for son to borrow it - correct?

    2. If son were caught by the authorities, would that not be a felony for the son?

    *I already think I know the answers - but need someone to collaborate - if you get my drift.
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  2. 11-09-2011, 05:36 PM #2
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    #2 is incorrect. It would be felonies for both. One for father for illegal transfer, one for son for possession of an unregistered (to him).
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    Correct for both. Only way around this is to transfer the item to the son or start a trust.
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  5. 11-11-2011, 03:34 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by chase View Post
    Correct for both. Only way around this is to transfer the item to the son or start a trust.

    Start a Trust, get both your names on it, pay the $200 transfer to the Trust, go have fun!
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