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Now that 941 is in place, does that mean that the ATF would deny a person to person Form 4 transfer of an NFA item in Oregon? I would assume so since they check and follow state laws to make sure the transfer would be legal. Assuming that is the case, that means an extra $200 tax, plus NFA transfer fees to a dealer with their SOT.
Not that there are a lot of person to person NFA transfers, but still quite a bit of an extra burden of both time (additional months) and money (additional $200).
So how about if you have some NFA items registered to yourself but want to move them to a trust? Would that be considered a transfer outside of the defined allowable family members? What if you are the only one on the trust? Or what if the trust contains any person that is not part of the allowable family member list. Would each firearm you are transferring to the trust now have to go to an NFA dealer, also subject to the extra $200 per item, transfer fee, and time out of your possession while the additional transfer takes place?
Not that there are a lot of person to person NFA transfers, but still quite a bit of an extra burden of both time (additional months) and money (additional $200).
So how about if you have some NFA items registered to yourself but want to move them to a trust? Would that be considered a transfer outside of the defined allowable family members? What if you are the only one on the trust? Or what if the trust contains any person that is not part of the allowable family member list. Would each firearm you are transferring to the trust now have to go to an NFA dealer, also subject to the extra $200 per item, transfer fee, and time out of your possession while the additional transfer takes place?