Talk to me about Sporting Systems......

[nehalemguy]

....NFA trust.

Who has done one?

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[Kruel J]

@SKrueger

 

[11Charlie]

What do you want to know? I can tell you I wouldn't go with anyone else!

 

[DirectDrive]

What do you want to know? I can tell you I wouldn't go with anyone else!

Aren't there two ways to do this ?
One requires LE sign-off and one does not ?

 

[etrain16]

I've done one with them too. Highly recommended. Their trust, by the way, covers NFA and non-NFA firearm items, so you can get your other firearms and accessories on the trust if you like.

 

[11Charlie]

Aren't there two ways to do this ?
One requires LE sign-off and one does not ?

No LE sign off required. They have this trust set up so perfectly. A lot of time and money went into getting it just the way they wanted it. I can add you to my trust so you can borrow my rifle if needed.

But I won't!

 

[RaceFan]

I just picked up my Trust paperwork from Hiedi (correct spelling) at Sporting-Systems. They have put A LOT of thought into their Trust framework and how it's structured to provide maximum flexibility and benefit to the user (us).

One thing not mentioned... For an NFA Trust, it needs to be notarized. Hiedi takes care of that for you on the spot when you go pick up the binder and sign various pages. "One stop shop" as she put it.

Great service. Highly recommend.

 

[11Charlie]

I just picked up my Trust paperwork from Hiedi (correct spelling) at Sporting-Systems. They have put A LOT of thought into their Trust framework and how it's structured to provide maximum flexibility and benefit to the user (us).

One thing not mentioned... For an NFA Trust, it needs to be notarized. Hiedi takes care of that for you on the spot when you go pick up the binder and sign various pages. "One stop shop" as she put it.

Great service. Highly recommend.

Did you buy a suppressor at the same time? It was an expensive trip for me that first day!

 

[RaceFan]

Did you buy a suppressor at the same time? It was an expensive trip for me that first day!

"Must walk out now..."

I'm afraid to walk into that store again LOL

But I plan to shortly.

BTW, "Thank You" to you and @Kruel J . Your discussion touched on all the similar questions I had for my trust and drove my decision to go with Sporting-Systems.

 

[11Charlie]

Hey that is what we are all here for. Have to stick together and give a helping hand.

 

[RaceFan]

Sporting-Systems have been on the forefront of the #resistmoregunregs movement. They provided leadership, financial backing, and sweat equity. We need more businesses like them and I'm happy to support their business whenever I can.

 

[Caveman Jim]

I am seriously considering this, how long & how many trips to the store does it take? I'm an outoftowner...

 

[11Charlie]

I am seriously considering this, how long & how many trips to the store does it take? I'm an outoftowner...

One brother. Call them have them send you the application. Send it in with the money and then one trip to get it all set up on the final meeting with them.

 

[RaceFan]

I am seriously considering this, how long & how many trips to the store does it take? I'm an outoftowner...

Hiedi can email you a form to fill out. You will need to spend a few minutes coming up with your trust's name, unless you already have that in mind.

She encourages a face-to-face visit to answer questions. That would be a first trip. But I assume this can be handled over the phone. Literally, the next day after the form is delivered, she will have the trust in a binder ready for you. That is the only time you will need to be physically present so she can walk you through contents, what you need to do when managing and handling NFA items (allowing people to use, out of state transport, etc.), and signing the necessary pages so she can notarize right there.

 

[Caveman Jim]

Hiedi can email you a form to fill out. You will need to spend a few minutes coming up with your trust's name, unless you already have that in mind.

She encourages a face-to-face visit to answer questions. That would be a first trip. But I assume this can be handled over the phone. Literally, the next day after the form is delivered, she will have the trust in a binder ready for you. That is the only time you will need to be physically present so she can walk you through contents, what you need to do when managing and handling NFA items (allowing people to use, out of state transport, etc.), and signing the necessary pages so she can notarize right there.

Thanks RaceFan, it sounds like my considering time is over & I need to plan a fishing trip to Merwin soon.

 

[Caveman Jim]

One brother. Call them have them send you the application. Send it in with the money and then one trip to get it all set up on the final meeting with them.

Cool, what is the cost?

 

[RaceFan]

$200. This includes the notary fee (at least 3 pages).

 

[11Charlie]

$200. This includes the notary fee (at least 3 pages).

Yep great price for what they provide.

 

[Caveman Jim]

Yep great price for what they provide.

It sure is a great deal but I've got to save up, this room I'm building is a money pit!!!

 

[nehalemguy]

They can do one for a Oregon resident as well?

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