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Where are Assault Weapons Banned Today

With the recent discussions about the potential federal ban on assault weapons being reinstated,  I thought it would be interesting to see which states already have bans on Assault Weapons California bans “assault weapons”, .50BMG caliber firearms, some .50 caliber ammunition and “unsafe handguns.” Connecticut  Bans “assault weapons” as well…

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What Constitutes a Transfer under the National Firearms Act

Section 479.11 of the National Firearms Act defines a Transfer as:  This term and the various derivatives thereof shall include selling, assigning, pledging, leasing, loaning, giving away, or otherwise disposing of. There seems to be much confusion over the violations of the National Firearms Act over this term because the…

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Firearm Sales Continue Upward in January

Despite a weak economy and slumping retail sales, firearm sales continued to increase in January, continuing an upswing that began after November’s election. Data from the FBI’s National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) show background checks on the sale of firearms jumped 28.8 percent in January when compared to…

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NFA Specific Trust

Often I am asked What is the difference between an NFA Specific Trust and a normal estate planning trust.  While both if properly created can facilitate the purchase of NFA related firearms and weapons, the NFA trust deals with the unique issues surrounding NFA Firearms ownership, transfer, and possession.  No…

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