Firearms law and firearms trusts
Own it, share it, pass it down. Legally.
A firearms trust lets the right people in your family possess, use, and inherit your firearms, including NFA items, without an accidental felony.
Sound familiar?
- You own or plan to buy a suppressor, short-barreled rifle, or other NFA item
- You want your spouse or adult children to be able to use your firearms legally
- You have a collection you want kept in the family
- You want the transfer handled properly, not left to an executor who doesn't know the rules
How we help
Brian is a U.S. Army veteran and certified firearms instructor as well as an attorney. He knows the statutes, and he knows how these firearms are actually used, stored, and passed down. No scare tactics and no jargon.
Trusts come at three flat-fee levels, from a streamlined trust for a single NFA owner to full succession planning for a large collection. We'll tell you which level fits and what it costs.
Common questions
Do I need a trust for one suppressor?
Many owners of a single NFA item choose one, for shared use and for what happens later. Whether it's worth it for you is a five-minute question in your consultation.
Can my spouse use my NFA items now?
Only if the paperwork says so. A properly drafted trust is how that gets done, and we'll show you exactly what it covers.
A no-pressure conversation.
We'll tell you what's required, what's optional, and what's smart for your collection.
What happens next
- 1Tell us a little about your situationTwo minutes on the contact page, or ask the assistant.
- 2Pick a timeWe meet over Zoom, wherever you are.
- 3Leave knowing what you need and what it costsThen you decide. No pressure either way.
Consultations are free and carry no obligation.