If not, are there any other special estate considerations with regards to firearms in wills? 

IANAL, but I haven't seen any prohibition specifically against one in NJ.  They didn't think that far ahead when they made the laws, or they figured by their de-facto ban on machine guns, why would anyone want one.

 

There were pending laws last year (which were vetoed by Christie) which made me think that establishing a trust would at least preserve my firearms in perpetuity in NJ.  There was some stipulation in one or another proposed law about how non-compliant firearms couldn't be transferred (ownership wise) to another person in state.  A trust gets you around that because you can name another person to the trust - at least that's how I understand it.

Have wondered how a corporation would purchase a rifle. How would the 4473 be filled out? And the COE form? How would the brady check work?

 

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