Ive had quotes on 'full blown' trusts as well. Still not that expensive, but a little more expensive than quotes I've had on NFA trusts, probably less language, but more specialized.
IMO, a trust is a trust is a trust. Its whats contained in the trust that matters. NFA trusts are just firearms specific with specific language to that effect.
IMO, a trust is a trust is a trust. Its whats contained in the trust that matters. NFA trusts are just firearms specific with specific language to that effect.