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NFA Gun Trusts in Wisconsin

NFA Gun Trusts allow for individuals to hold and possess NFA items without them being ‘papered’ to them. This means people, in most cases, can purchase and acquire NFA items without being required to get local law enforcement to sign off. They offer superior protection against possible criminal liability, potentially sparing family members and others from the risk of felony prosecution. In addition, they provide for a safe, stable, and reduced cost structure of passing along your items to the next generation without paying the $200 federal tax stamp to transfer each item again.

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Wisconsin's Firearm Defense Attorney

If you are considering the purchase of an NFA item or need information on an NFA trust, our Wisconsin firearm lawyer will answer all of your questions confidentially and at no cost to you. The firearm law firm Wisconsin trusts is not only one of the best drug possession lawyers in Wisconsin but is also revered as one of the most knowledgeable on Wisconsin firearm laws. Offices are located in Brookfield (Waukesha County), Milwaukee, and Madison. If you are not near one of those locations service can generally be completed by phone or email.

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Grieve Law is known for taking criminal defense, drug and DWI offense cases throughout Wisconsin. OWI charges and firearm possession penalties can be combined making serious consequences.

NFA Gun Trusts by Wisconsin Defense Attorneys

NFA Gun Trusts are easy to use and simple to understand. The attorneys at Grieve Law will go through the trust with you to ensure you understand exactly what you are signing. There is time for you to ask any questions you have and are even available in the future if you have any questions down the road. NFA Gun Trusts are drafted and constructed to not interfere with any other existing estate planning.

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National Firearms Act Regulated Firearms, Explosives, & Devices

An NFA Gun Trust protects you and your future beneficiaries, allowing you to own the following without having to worry about what will happen in the event of your death or incapacitation.

Machine Guns

  • Capable of firing 1+ cartridges
  • Fires full auto and “burst”
  • Non-machine gun converted and fires 1+ shot

Silencer/Suppressor

  • Any mobile device that muffles or silences firearm

Short-barreled Rifle (SBRs)

  • Barrel less than 16” or overall length less than 26”
  • Weapon made from rifle, if barrel is less than 16” or overall length less than 26”

Destructive Devices

  • Bombs
  • Grenades
  • Poisonous gas weapons
  • Explosive missiles
  • Any firearm with a bore over 0.50” (expect for shotguns and shotgun shells for sporting)

Short-barreled Shotgun (SBSs)

  • Barrel less than 18” or overall length less than 26”
  • Weapon made from shotgun, if barrel is less than 18” or overall length less than 26”

“Any Other Weapon” (AOWs)

  • Other firearms that can be concealed, or disguised such as: Pen guns, cane guns, and umbrella guns
  • Combination of shotgun and rifle; barrel 12+” or less than 18”