Your One Stop Class III Shop
When you purchase from us, we want to make it as convenient as possible. We offer livescan, inkless fingerprinting as well as photo services for completing the paperwork for your NFA transfer. If you need notary services to complete your trust, we also offer that. All of this is included with your purchase or with your transfer fee.
Located in MN, ordered a silencer, but not near us? Use our Silencer Valet service!
If you’re located in the state of Minnesota, we can have your silencer delivered directly to your door! For an extra $20 and a little extra paperwork, we can have your silencer appear on your doorstep, and even do all the paperwork on line. This only applies if you live in Minnesota as it can’t cross state lines. Please use the contact us page if you do have questions.
We recommend using a trust for your class III purchases.
Gun Trust Guru is our trust partner. They are tailored for each state and ready in minutes. Please enter “Mark’s Guns” in the referral partner box on the payment page.
We offer notary services for our customers so you can complete your trust when you come to fill out the paperwork for your class III items at our location.
NFA/Class III Transfers
Class III transfers are $50 per item. This includes processing the paperwork, fingerprinting, and photos if needed. Make sure the sending FFL includes a copy of their license and your name and phone number. We will call you when it arrives and is ready for you to come in and fill out the transfer paperwork.
For a copy of our FFL, please use our Contact Us page to request it.
What are the main benefits of a gun trust for your Class III purchases?
Three of the most important benefits of a gun trust are:
(1) NFA items registered to a gun trust can be used and possessed by more than one person. The settlor of the gun trust can add or delete persons (co-trustees) who are allowed to use and possess the NFA items throughout his or her lifetime. NFA items registered to an individual can only be used and possessed by the registered individual during the individual’s lifetime.
(2) NFA items registered to a gun trust pass to the beneficiaries of the gun trust outside of the probate process according to the terms and conditions of the gun trust agreement prepared by the settlor. NFA items registered to an individual pass to his or her beneficiaries according to the terms of the individual’s last will and testament, which is probated in a probate court and provided to the ATF during the transfer process so the executor can prove to the ATF that the individual intended to transfer the NFA firearms to the beneficiaries.
(3) If your NFA items are owned by you individually and you are later deemed to be incompetent, your NFA items are subject to confiscation immediately since it is illegal for any other individual to take possession of your NFA items. On the other hand, if your gun trust owns your NFA items, any co-trustee can take possession of your NFA items to hold them on your behalf. In other words, you will not lose ownership of your items. As a result, you will retain the ability to either direct that the NFA items are sold and the cash returned to you, or that the NFA items continue to be held in trust for the beneficiaries to inherit when you die. Class III Services, Class III Services
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