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  • Dust

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    Dad and I are looking into a suppressor for a 22/223. Everything I have read says that Williamson Co. residents are SOL. A search on the forum turned up Trusts, but I don't know enough yet to know how they work. Can someone give me some info on getting started on paperwork or a way around this?
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    Wasn't williamson county the place where that guy ws shooting dogs and cats with a suppressor?

    I have done several trusts for williamson county residents so they could purchse NFA items.

    In general, a williamson county resident has a choice of forming an LLC/Corp or a trust if he wants an item regulated by the national firearms act.
     

    Dust

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    You are the first I have heard saying that Williamson is friendly. I talked with a guy, who I think SC is talking about. His neighbors accused him of taking out their dog. He told me as with everything else i have read, that there would be no silencers in Williamson County.
     

    Texas1911

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    You are the first I have heard saying that Williamson is friendly. I talked with a guy, who I think SC is talking about. His neighbors accused him of taking out their dog. He told me as with everything else i have read, that there would be no silencers in Williamson County.

    Who knows how old the paperwork is that I saw then, but I have seen CLEO sign-offs from Wilco residents on their paperwork so someone at some point and time was signing them. Your best bet is to call around to C3 dealers.
     

    Patrón

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    I am ignorant on the gun laws, but why would a local county law overrule a federal ATF law? If the appropriate documents and tax were filed and paid, how could a local sheriff stop a federal procedure?

    I hate Williamson County more everyday.
     

    Texas1911

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    I am ignorant on the gun laws, but why would a local county law overrule a federal ATF law? If the appropriate documents and tax were filed and paid, how could a local sheriff stop a federal procedure?

    I hate Williamson County more everyday.

    Because it requires his signature, and there is no law forcing him to do so.
     

    SC-Texas

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    Cheif Law Enforcement Officer:
    Chief of police
    Sheriff
    Judge with arrest powers
    District Attorney


    Am I missing anyone?
     

    LuckyLuciano

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    Contact Chuck Untitled Document
    They can take care of your Williamson County needs. :)

    Also recommending Chuck's Class III in Williamson County. He's a stand up guy.

    I live in the city of Austin and there is no getting Art Acevedo (Chief of Police) to sign any Form-4s, he's publicly come out and said he will not sign any. The only route to take in that case is with a trust.

    Quicken Willmaker works just fine, or you can see a lawyer if you want to make sure and do it all correct.

    edit: It looks like the information I was given about Austin CLEO signoff was about Cathy Ellison, the previous acting Chief of Police. I'm not sure where Acevedo stands.
     
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