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I have also looked into becoming a FFL holder. I even went so far as to request the application. I have never filled it out becuase I am not sure what lic. I want. I'd like to be able to recieve and sell firearms, both new and used. It wounldn't be a fulltime job, just something I can do from home for friends and relatives. Any help would be great.
Thanks....
You are only going to get an FFL if you have a store. Period.
If you want to just do gun shows or transfers for friends, etc. - forget it. The days of the kitchen table FFL are sadly gone. Ditto for internet sales - all of the guys who sell guns over the internet also have storefronts with regular hours.
Keep in mind that that ATF *will* come and inspect. They have agents in the field and it's not like you're going to fool them. By the way, the easiest way they disqualify people is to ask for zoning information on the place you plan to do business. I guarantee you that your house or apartment is not zoned for a gun store.
C&R is easy to get, but you can't deal with that license - it's only for personal purchase, and only for guns 50+ years old.
+1 on raindogs info. I was an FFL for quite a while.the city decided that i was not going to be able to do it from my home.the zoning deal so in the end i agreed.I was doing it for friends and family and no money in it. so it was time to part ways and now its harder if you don't have a store front.best wishes to you if you get it going.
This isn't entirely true. You can run a class 1 ffl from your home, and do your primary business on the internet. I researched this thoroughly, and there are dealers on this very site that operate from their home. It's perfectly legal. Here is where people get hung up....