Robert K. Merting - Attorney at Law
Trust Your Guns: A firearms, business, and ITAR knowledgeable law practice
NFA regulations  require that firearms be registered to and controlled by one ‘person.’ If any other ‘person’ possesses the item then the registrant may be charged with unlawful transfer of a regulated firearm and the possessor charged with unlawful possession of the firearm. These are felony charges and carry severe financial penalties, up to ten Read More …
Purchasing a National Firearm Act (NFA) regulated item through a trust is less intrusive than purchasing the same items as an individual. First, an individual purchaser of a NFA item must acquire the sign off of the Chief Law Enforcement Officer (CLEO) of his residence. Second, an individual must have his or her fingerprints taken Read More …