DENVER, Pa. – Antique and collectible firearms of superior quality and great historical importance await bidders at Morphy’s mid-May auction event, with two distinct sessions that, .
trust you can avoid the normal precautions, like a background check and get your weapon. the executive director of the national firearms act trade and collectors association, jay tom morgan the former dae for de kalb county here in georgia. jeff, i want to start with you. tell me why these trusts did be a good idea, as you say. there are several reasons that trusts and corporations are used in the purchase of nfa weapons or title ii weapons. most is to provide for things like probate issues and transfer of the weapons in the event that a succession issue takes place. so you have no problem, then, jeff, with the trusts themselves? what about the lack of a background check that come as long with setting up one of these and going about it this way to get your firearm? well, it is a bit troubling. i d like to actually point out the chief law enforcement
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