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BDD8 · December 9, 2012, 01:25 AM

Ok thanks guys. I was thinking of the "if I were to pass on suddenly" as one of the reasons to buy "in trust".. that my firearms (Class 3 or not) could be passed onto a family member. Though, what if they don't have permits? What then? How does one legally transfer our firearms to the "right people" properly?

Another way I heard Class 3 firearms could be bought is if you were a corporation? Why would a "corp" need Class 3 firearms? Bodyguard companies? Would the secret service not be called if some one needed protection with full-auto weapons?

The third way is if you are buying as an "individual"...self-explainitory.

I'm asking out of curiosity. I live in California...need I say more..heh!!

December 9, 2012, 01:25 AM	#4
BDD8 Member Join Date: October 8, 2012 Posts: 27	Ok thanks guys. I was thinking of the "if I were to pass on suddenly" as one of the reasons to buy "in trust".. that my firearms (Class 3 or not) could be passed onto a family member. Though, what if they don't have permits? What then? How does one legally transfer our firearms to the "right people" properly? Another way I heard Class 3 firearms could be bought is if you were a corporation? Why would a "corp" need Class 3 firearms? Bodyguard companies? Would the secret service not be called if some one needed protection with full-auto weapons? The third way is if you are buying as an "individual"...self-explainitory. I'm asking out of curiosity. I live in California...need I say more..heh!! Last edited by BDD8; December 9, 2012 at 01:32 AM.