One of Clients has submitted a comment to 41P and given us permission to post a copy as it is not likely that it will appear on the published comments before the time to respond has closed. You may want to use parts of this comment to help you express…
Below Summary of the issues covered in Attorney Glenn Bellamy’s 41P comments and exhibits: The Requirement of a local CLEO certification is not statutory in origin and exceeds the ATF’s statutory authority, making the proposed regulations vulnerable to attack. The regulatory requirement of a local CLEO certification imposes a discretionary…
For those of you who have been thinking about purchasing a Gun Trust we are offering specials on the Base, Advanced, and Professional Gun Trusts. The Base Gun Trust which you create yourself online and does not come with legal support retails for $349 and has been on sale before…
The Michigan Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday unanimously approved legislation that would lift the state’s ban on short-barreled shotguns and rifles. Senate Bill 610 would align Michigan with more than 40 other states that allow residents to own such guns if they meet federal requirements. The current Michigan regulations prohibit…
Today we were on the Tom Gresham’s radio show Gun Talk talking about the proposed changes to procedure used by the ATF for obtaining approvals for Form 1s and Form 4s. While talking with him we mentioned that we would post a sample letter that listeners could use to help…
In response to 41P we have asked others to send and inquiry to their local police to determine if ATF’s proposed changed to the CLEO signature would make a difference in the policy to provide or not to provide signatures on Form 1 or Form 4 applications. Below is the…
While many people will be waiting to the last-minute to file their comments to 41P, we felt that it was important to file something sooner to provide our clients and readers some guidance on preparing comments. We have created a webpage which contains our comments, exhibits, as well as a…
There are several type of Title II firearms which are sold by Class 3 SOT FFLs that are restricted by the National Firearms Act. Each state can impose additional restrictions on the sale, purchase, and transfer of these Title II firearms in addition to the compliance that is required with…
We are often asked are silencers legal in my state? While you can look at which NFA firearms are legal in each state by selecting it in the pull down menu on the right, we have put together this list to make it easy for you to know if they…
ATF is answering their phones and the electronic filing is back online at http://www.atfonline.gov. ATF reported today that they the payments are back online as of 10/22 but previously reported that they are having problems with the payments. In an email they reported: This is to advise that ATF eForms…