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WildBill wrote:

LedJedi wrote:Pros/Cons of getting a FFL?

Some of my information is old, but here is some input.

What motives do you have for getting an FFL?

Many people think that you get big discounts on guns and supplies, but for the most part you don't. For example, Academy and WalMart will be able to sell ammo for cheaper than you can buy it wholesale. Same for guns that you would find at Academy or any large retailer.

It is an advantage that you can ship and receive guns, but they you have to be home to receive them. Most FFLs charge about $20 for this service.

IMO, one of the biggest disadvantages is the record keeping requirements. If you don't like doing paperwork and keeping it up to date, don't get your FFL. I believe that you have to keep a book containing your inventory of every gun and exact amount of ammunition that you possess. I believe that you have to have separate records and storage areas for your business and personal firearms and ammunition.

CJATE wrote:very long story short, I got a packet on my desk. Just call the Local ATF,

it must be remitted with written proof that you can run a business out of your house if your going to try. (i.e. zoning) so I have not yet completed as I am about to purchase a commercial building.