I just filled out the trust paperwork I bought from Silencer Shop

[TheDan]

Hiding. Exile. St Helena.

Ah... got it. Glad you're "better"
St. Helena Recovery Center, Napa Valley Drug Rehab

 

[breakingcontact]

Ah... got it. Glad you're "better"
St. Helena Recovery Center, Napa Valley Drug Rehab

You know im not that exciting.

 

[RACER X]

The more nfa stuff you buy, spreads out the cost of the trust, kekeke

 

[Saltyag2010]

Spent all that money and walk away with nothing. Then when you finally get it you have a $700 metal tube!

I've gotta thank the government. Can I write this off on my taxes?

 

[TheDan]

You can deduct all other taxes paid, right? Seems like the stamp would qualify.

 

[HKaltwasser]

Salty- When you printed yours out, does the first page list you as the Grantor and a trustee? I thought it had said not to list yourself as a Trustee because it automatically made you one by being the Grantor? Does it automatically put your name in the Trustee section, or did I screw somehow when I filled it out?
Just checking before I head out to get it notarized.

 

[Saltyag2010]

Salty- When you printed yours out, does the first page list you as the Grantor and a trustee? I thought it had said not to list yourself as a Trustee because it automatically made you one by being the Grantor? Does it automatically put your name in the Trustee section, or did I screw somehow when I filled it out?
Just checking before I head out to get it notarized.

Both. Your name shouldn't be listed as a beneficiary from what I've read.

 

[breakingcontact]

Argh. Just remembered I have to buy a threaded barrel. Maybe some JB Weld would hold.

 

[Saltyag2010]

Argh. Just remembered I have to buy a threaded barrel. Maybe some JB Weld would hold.

Not to ruin your day but I think you have time to get a barrel.

I need to figure out how I want to put my suppressor on my 10/22 and get an adapter for the p22. I'm thinking about getting one of those adapters with set screws that puts threads on the end of the 10/22.

Im also thinking about getting a bag/pouch to carry my paperwork, suppressor, and thread adapters that I can strap to a range bag. Is anyone else doing this?

 

[breakingcontact]

Not to ruin your day but I think you have time to get a barrel.

I need to figure out how I want to put my suppressor on my 10/22 and get an adapter for the p22. I'm thinking about getting one of those adapters with set screws that puts threads on the end of the 10/22.

Im also thinking about getting a bag/pouch to carry my paperwork, suppressor, and thread adapters that I can strap to a range bag. Is anyone else doing this?

Making my mental list of gun stuff to buy was just considering 10/22 barrel. I thought about those adapters too but would be concerned about baffel strikes.

 

[Saltyag2010]

Making my mental list of gun stuff to buy was just considering 10/22 barrel. I thought about those adapters too but would be concerned about baffel strikes.

I have a take down model. I've been looking at getting the tactical barrel that comes threaded off of eBay or the x-ring from tac sol.

 

[breakingcontact]

I have a take down model. I've been looking at getting the tactical barrel that comes threaded off of eBay or the x-ring from tac sol.

Have no idea. Have more questions on this stuff than answers. Need to figure out the best 22 pistol to suppress as well.

 

[Big J]

Well this post help me decided to also purchase a trust from SS also. I have a few questions though. After I get my trust documents notarized what is my next step? There is a suppressor that I want through Capitol Armory (because of their easy payment plan). Do I take them the original notarized trust or a copy? How does this work if someone else on my trust want to buy a suppressor? Do they take a copy of the trust to their dealers? So in other words do we just keep making copies of the trust and take it to a suppressor dealer every time we want to make a purchase?

 

[Saltyag2010]

Big J - josh from capital armory posts on here fairly often. You might want to contact him if you want to order from them.

I haven't ordered a suppressor through them yet so I couldn't help you with it. I think that they'll ask you for your trust info when you make a purchase. Did you scan your trust so you can upload it?

 

[Big J]

No not yet.

 

[Younggun]

You will want multiple copies of your trust. Keep the original and a copy or two in different, safe places. Also make a copy for each trustee to have. A copy of the tax stamp should probably be with each trust also.

Each place you buy from will also need a copy to send with the form 4. Won't need copies of tax stamps though.

I also have a copy that goes everywhere my suppressor goes.

 

[duckknot]

So much copies

sent from wait...where am I!?

 

[Saltyag2010]

I'm looking at my options to attach my suppressor to my 10/22 and my p22 when it comes in.

My 10/22 is a take down model not threaded. My options are getting my barrel threaded, buying a threaded barrel or buying a muzzle adapter that set screws to the barrel.

my p22 has metric threads and it needs an adapter. I'm looking through the adapters and they all cost between 20$-38$. 38$ for one from silencerco. I may just buy the silencerco adapter.

I I have plenty of time before my stamp is approved.

 

[Joshua - Capitol Armory]

Big J- I just saw the post. Keep the original in the safe place, and use copies for everything. You can either bring in the paper copy, a PDF on a flash drive, or email us a copy. We will print out a version to send over to the ATF along with the Form 4.

Technically, the trust is buying the suppressor. So any trustee is fine to purchase the item as a representative of the trust (so long as they aren't a prohibited person.)

Any time you make a suppressor, sbr, sbs, aow, etc purchase, the person sending the Form 4 (dealer in this case) needs to include a copy of the trust. Many places will store a copy for you, so if you were to bring in a copy of your trust, we can keep a digital (as long as it's up to date) and sell to anyone on that trust. That way, if we have a copy you don't need to really bring one in every time if it hasn't change from the last time.

 

[Saltyag2010]

Have no idea. Have more questions on this stuff than answers. Need to figure out the best 22 pistol to suppress as well.

Thread idea? I'm trying it on a 22/45 and a p22 in a few months. From the videos on YouTube ruger marks, sr22s and p22s are used a lot so they must be pretty good suppressed. I wonder how suppressors work on the 22lr 1911s?