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Ill bet he starts the conversation, youll be fine. As a back up you can bring flowers and give him a peck on the cheek

welcome

AAC M4 2000

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2029615/Michelle-Obama-accused-spending-10m-public-money-vacations.html

Well I had to order the 5.56 can. I did fondle the other three. I have blue balls now. The Sparrow is so small compared to the others.

Im afraid to read it

Nice <thumbsup>

AAC M4 2000 :o

well did anyone think I was going to get out of there with out buying something? Ill be living on Ramen noodles rest of the year

Yes he called first thing appologizing. Told me to get my butt up there asap. Im hoping to establish a relationship with them for some site stuff. Did I mention they are a custom 1911 house ;D

It's important dialog though for others interested. One of the things my attorney made very clear that even though the laws and requirements are spelled out thoroughly some examiners use their own judgment and interpretation of the laws and requirements. The second time I met with him he showed me some evidence of one examiner being just a bit more difficult then others. This is why youll see debates on whether to include copies of the actual trust when legally only the declaration is required. Now that examiners are determined by location and not random some of this will improve as both sides get to know each other.

Pretty interesting. I wonder who bought the single digits in the "no can" do states http://www.guntrustlawyer.com/2011/08/silencers-sold-per-state-on-fo.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+GunTrustLawyer+%28NFA+Gun+Trust+Lawyer+Blog%29

All this stuff makes you realize just how silly the process is. They should simplify the process and generate more revenue.

Thanks, I may get one to mess with.

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Thanks for the update

Good to know...

great to hear <thumbsup>

I have an appointment tomorrow at 1pm WOOT!

My guess is they have a trust either created for somebody and they duped it to fill in the blanks per customer or they have a real generic trust created for a fill in the blanks application.

I think you cant be too careful. My trust cost me $500. It not only helps with the accessories but it also lays out what happens to my firearms in case of legal trouble, arrest, divorce, incapacitation and death etc. Example: A disgruntled wife says you threatened her. Cops cant confiscate the guns. They belong to the trust not the individual. They (the guns) go to the next person on the trust until the situation is remedied.

Does he know about the weapon?

I just started two topics after reading this post as well.

http://www.guntrustlawyer.com/2010/04/atf-just-rejected-my-dealer-pr.html

Matts suppressor thread reminded me of this. 2399_.pdf