As many as you want.
The rub is that when you add a responsible person to your schedule B as a beneficiary, you should issue them a "Grant of Use" paperwork that the Trustor or (Settlor) of the gun trust dates and signs, giving the beneficiary the right to have possession of the NFA items along with stating what calender dates they may have legal possession before they have to return the NFA items, along with a copy of the trust showing them as being in the Schedule B and copies of the tax stamp(s).
Obama changed thing when he enacted the new Responsible Persons law and every new trust has to have any and all persons in the gun trust go through the
background check when adding new NFA tax stamped items to a gun trust.
Some folks just remove everyone from their Schedule B list, apply for the new tax stamp(s) and then after they receive the stamp, they put the beneficiaries back in the Schedule B.
The rub is that when you add a responsible person to your schedule B as a beneficiary, you should issue them a "Grant of Use" paperwork that the Trustor or (Settlor) of the gun trust dates and signs, giving the beneficiary the right to have possession of the NFA items along with stating what calender dates they may have legal possession before they have to return the NFA items, along with a copy of the trust showing them as being in the Schedule B and copies of the tax stamp(s).
Obama changed thing when he enacted the new Responsible Persons law and every new trust has to have any and all persons in the gun trust go through the
background check when adding new NFA tax stamped items to a gun trust.
Some folks just remove everyone from their Schedule B list, apply for the new tax stamp(s) and then after they receive the stamp, they put the beneficiaries back in the Schedule B.
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