Gun Trusts

What Is A Gun Trust For?

Most firearm owners prefer using an entity to make it easier to acquire NFA firearms they can own in their state. Using an entity avoids the need to apply through your local Chief Law Enforcement Officer (CLEO) for a “sign-off” before applying to the BATFE. A GunDocx™ Trust avoids the CLEO sign off and does not require annual state registration or fees.

How Does a Gun Trust Work?

You appoint a Trustee who is given power to administer trust assets and benefit persons, all of which is stated in your document. You can design it for anyone, including yourself, and you can be the Trustee and beneficiary, too.

What Is The “Accidental Felony” I Hear About?

Federal, state, and local laws control registration, possession (even temporary possession, such as when at target practice), and legal ways to transfer firearms. Some transfer violations do not require the intent to commit a crime… the act alone may be a felony!

A purpose-built GunDocx™ Trust safeguards you from the risks associated with owning and transferring firearms to others such as your gun trust beneficiaries. A GunDocx™ Trust protects your privacy, property, family, and friends.