Washington Type 7 FFL, Insurance, Fees etc.

[SunTzu]

My understanding was that registering with the Dept of Commerce wasn't required unless you were going to export those parts. If you sell to domestic customers nothing should be required at all. That seems to be how it is being taken by most. I'll try to find one of the articles I read that had that information.

that would be ideal (and also logical), but from what I've read so far it seems like I do need to register even for domestic sales. That said, with many types of gun parts moving away from ITAR this year, even a lot of govt agency info is now outdated, which adds another layer of confusion.

 

[mrchris]

This review basically says only if exporting or re-exporting. From a law firm that deals in exports.

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