Posted in Aimpoint Comp Sights on 07/27/2010 01:14 am by admin
There is no tax on a transfer to a lawful heir from the owner’s estate. Lawful heirhttp://www.yearofthegentleman.com/user/default.aspx?mid=477404did not apply. The heir must be able to own the weapon under state and federal laws. The heir will have to do all the other steps of a transfer to an individual. Unless the heir is a class 3 he may not inherit post-86 machine guns (and would also need the police demo letter, see below). ATF is supposedly now allowing non licensed heirs to inherit pre-86 sample guns, a change from past policy. A weapon to an heir may also be transferred interstate, if need be; the gun need not be transferred to a dealer in the heir’s state, if the deceased owner resided in another state.
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Just another WordPress weblog … To move weapons between states two rules apply. An individual must get permission from ATF to move machine guns, short rifles, short shotguns or …