NCGT at the Raleigh Gun Show Jan 21 & 22!

James Barrett Wilson of North Carolina Gun Trust will be at the Raleigh, NC Gun Show on the weekend of January 21st and 22nd, to answer any ATF Rule 41f, NFA Gun Trust, Expungement, Permitting, Self-Defense, Castle Doctrine or general Gun Rights questions. The show is from 9am-5pm Saturday and 10am-5pm Sunday. The show is at the NC State Fairgrounds, Jim Graham Building, 1025 Blue Ridge Road, Raleigh, NC 27607.

A North Carolina gun trust is a trust created specifically to hold guns. Gun trusts are created for, and are predominantly used for, the acquisition and ownership of NFA Firearms, which include: Silencers, Fully Automatic Guns, Short-Barreled Rifles, and Short-Barreled Shotguns (SBS). The ownership of NFA Firearms is legal in most states, but is heavily regulated by the United States Federal Government. A NC gun trust is an estate planning tool that is specialized toward acquiring and transferring National Firearms Act regulated items.

Your trust from North Carolina Gun Trust can begin with ten documents or can go to an unlimited number of documents which include multiple trusts. Do not risk your firearms collection investment to inadequate and insufficient Do-It-Yourself form legal documents, dealer trusts or insufficient auto-generated Fill-In-the-Blanks trust documents from attorney and non-attorney sources. 80% of people who fill in blank forms to create legal documents of any kind do so incorrectly. Are you going to beat the odds? Are you willing to take the risks? Let North Carolina Gun Trust perform a review of your existing trust. ATF 41F will significantly impact how your NFA Gun Trust will function. The new changes will significantly alter the way that individual members of NFA gun trusts operate with regard to possessing NFA items. Obtain peace of mind and be prepared. See you at the Winston-Salem gun show!

James Barrett Wilson, Jr., is a 2nd Amendment attorney practicing in North Carolina for over 25 years. The attorney network of North Carolina Gun Trust covers the entire state. Your North Carolina Gun Trust also comes with “Attorney Support” when you may desperately need legal support down the road. Do not risk your firearms collection investment to unsupported, inadequate and insufficient Do-It-Yourself form legal documents.