No license or dealer requirements are needed to own an NFA firearm or device. It is a simple tax stamp for each gun or item and cost $200 each. You really need to verify if this gun is registered and hopefully for the love of god you will find that he registered this gun and find the paper work. If the gun was not registered, he was in violation of Federal law and whoever is in possession of it now is in violation too.
The catch about this gun is whether it was registered or not. The bad thing is if he had possession of that gun for as long as you think he did, he had plenty of time to have it legally registered. If it was registered the gun can be transferred at no cost to the executor/heir. There is a grace period to keep a registered NFA firearm until it can be transferred but it must be taken care of promptly within reason. You are not even allowed to transfer the firearm to a licensed dealer without or unless the proper NFA transfer requirements are met.
If there are unregistered NFA firearms in the estate, these firearms are contraband and cannot be registered by the estate. The executor of the estate should contact the local ATF office to arrange for the abandonment of the unregistered firearms.
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