Over at The Truth About Guns, Nick Leghorn is reporting on a recent interview he conducted with someone from the National Firearms Act Trade & Collectors Association. The NFATCA is confident that, despite the recent article in the New York Times characterizing guns trusts as exploiting a loophole, gun trusts are not going anywhere. One reason for this belief is […]
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Trade association says gun trusts here to stay
Posted by Dick Clark
· Thursday,
March
7th,
2013
at 03:24 PM
NYT reporter discovers gun trusts, cries “loophole”
Posted by Dick Clark
· Monday,
February
25th,
2013
at 09:16 PM
In an article in today’s New York Times, Erica Goode characterizes gun trusts as exploiting a loophole in the federal firearms law. Goode’s article does, however, reference Florida attorney David Goldman, who is cited extensively in the article, and to good effect. Goldman notes the importance of gun trusts as an estate planning tool for assets that are extensively […]
Categories : Media, Public relations
Tags : gun trusts
Gov. Mead of WY signs silencer hunting bill
Posted by Dick Clark
· Tuesday,
February
19th,
2013
at 08:08 PM
Starting in July, hunters in Wyoming will be able to hunt a little more safely. After a legislative process that saw the initial measure amended to not include big game, the final bill signed by Gov. Matt Mead yesterday authorizes the use of silencers for all hunting in Wyoming, including big game. In ending its […]
Categories : Hunting, Legislation
WY legislature moves to legalize hunting with silencers
Posted by Dick Clark
· Sunday,
February
17th,
2013
at 11:30 PM
On Tuesday, the Wyoming House of Representatives voted to join a majority of states that allow the use of silencers while hunting. This measure was already approved by the Senate and is headed to Gov. Mead’s desk for his signature. Wyoming is already a popular hunting destination. If this bill is signed into law, hunters […]
Categories : Hunting, Legislation
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