Originally Posted By: BrianID it if he took your suppressor to his state.
ahhh but that's the sticky part - its not "his" (or mine, or your) suppressor. the trust is who owns it. once you register it as trust property - it will be such until its transferred out, no matter who spent the $ to get it there. he (just like you) would only legally allowed to possess it because he's a member of the trust.
and this is why its important to how you list members of your trust and determine who's a trustee and who's just a beneficiary - any exactly why you should make sure your language has two levels of membership (at least).
in my trust as an example, Both beneficiaries and trustee's can possess trust property as both are considered "responsible persons". Trustee's are the only ones allowed to add and also remove property from the trust. Beneficiaries can only possess and use trust property
so legally speaking, anyone you as the grantor trustee (the original person who created the trust) designate as a fellow trustee can dispose of trust property at any time - even items they didnt add to the trust. so it definitely bears consideration who gets to wear which title in your trust.