ATF NFA Gun Trusts, ATF Information Database and Silencer Blog

When purchasing silencers or NFA firearms from Silencer Shop you don't need to have your gun trust notarized or created before you can purchase th...

The use of the ATF's eForm 1 website to apply for a tax stamp has become increasingly more popular due to the shorter tax stamp approval times comp...

The Silencer Shop kiosk makes taking your fingerprints easy when you are buying a silencer. If you are using the Silencer Shop kiosk at your local ...

You can restate your gun trust to change the terms, parties involved, the governing county/state and for other reasons that aren't listed.  Much l...

When ordering from Silencer Shop, you have the ability to upload your own gun trust if you don't want to use their Single Shot Gun Trust that is...

Funding your gun trust is one of the steps to have a valid gun trust.  Funding the gun trust gives the gun trust initial property.  You can learn ...

If you have received an approved ATF eForm 1 tax stamp application, you might notice that the red footer indicates that the approved tax stamp say...

You can use the ATF Form 4 to transfer an individually owned NFA firearm into your gun trust after you have taken possession of it. You will still...

When you are using the ATF eForm's website to apply for a tax stamp, you will need to upload your digital passport style photo and if you are app...

When creating your gun trust, you will be asked on how you want to name your gun trust.  The gun trust name is decided by the settlor of the gun tr...

When the ATF approves your ATF eForm 1 application, you will receive an email first before the ATF eForm's website is updated.  The ATF eForm's we...

When you are using the ATF eForm's website, you are able to use the "Ask the Experts" feature for questions, help, etc.  When the experts reply bac...