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Gun Trusts for Conventional & NFA Firearms

Secure Your Firearms Legacy with Confidence

We understand that for gun-owners and collectors, planning for your firearms is about legacy, compliance, control, and peace of mind. Our Firearms Planning service offers a clear, customizable approach to creating a gun trust that works for both conventional firearms and NFA-regulated items.

Who Is This For?

Our Gun Trusts are ideal for individuals and families who:

✔ Own or plan to acquire NFA-regulated firearms (such as suppressors, short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, machine guns, destructive devices).

✔ Want to share legal possession with family members or trusted friends while staying compliant.

✔ Want to integrate firearms ownership into their estate plan, avoid probate issues, and protect their legacy.

✔ Desire a clear legal structure that meets both federal and state firearm laws to minimize legal risk.

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What’s Included in Our Gun Trusts?

  • We tailor every firearms trust to your unique situation not a one-size-fits-all form.

  • We break down complicated firearm and NFA legal rules into easy-to-understand steps.

  • Your relationship with us continues beyond signing the document, we’re here if your situation changes or needs updating.

  • With experience in estate planning and business law, we understand how to integrate firearms planning into your overall legal protection strategy.

How It Works

1. Schedule a Consultation

We’ll discuss your firearms, goals for possession and sharing, and how you want them handled in your estate.

2. We’ll create your custom Gun trust

We create a tailored gun trust, name trustees and beneficiaries, and add rules for use, transfer, and successor trustees.

3. Enjoy Peace of Mind

You sign and notarize the trust if needed, transfer or plan NFA acquisitions, and we give clear steps to keep records and follow federal and state rules.

Ready to Build Your Very Own Gun Trust?

Don’t leave your firearms, or your family’s future, to chance. Planning now means you stay in control, you stay compliant, and you build a legacy that respects your values and protects your rights.

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