Is there a storage requirement for NFA items?

[Irving]

When you have a tax stamp in your possession, is there some sort of storage requirement for keeping those items at your house?

For example, if I turn a shotgun into an SBS, am I required to keep it inside a safe when I'm not using it? I realize that ownership of an NFA item requires great responsibility, and a safe would be a great idea. I'm just wondering if I am required to buy a $1,000 safe to put a $400 gun into.

[micah360]

I don't know... I have all my NFA stuff in lock down... along with all my non-NFA stuff too... but I have kids, so that's enough reason for a safe right there.

But, I'd buy a cheap safe anyway to be on the safe side. Go to Wal-mart... they have a bunch of low-end safes in stock right now.

[Graves]

AFAIK, no. However, only those you've specified in your trust or LLC can legally have access to the item when you're not around (roommates, little ones, GF/wife, guests, etc.) so a locking storage container is almost a must. A simple stack-on or locking cabinet would work I suppose, you don't have to go spend $1k on a safe.

[Irving]

That's the ultimate plan, just curious if I need to rearrange my plans to purchase stuff.

[Great-Kazoo]

i send them money and paperwork, they send me tax stamps. have never been asked where or how i store them.
something secure is always the best idea.

[StagLefty]

That's the ultimate plan, just curious if I need to rearrange my plans to purchase stuff.

Since I already have a safe you simply need to put my name on your trust and I can keep them for you-problem solved [Beer]

[Irving]

I don't have to put your name on the trust if you give me the only key! ;)

[StagLefty]

I don't have to put your name on the trust if you give me the only key! ;)

KEY ?-I had the door welded shut so everything was safe.[ROFL1]