Hoping you guys can help out with some information. Would I need an FFL in order to sell ammo and gun parts/accessories? I don't want to break any laws.
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- Thread starter 77REBELBOWTIE
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Not that I'm aware of, but I would shoot Dave over at Classic City Firearms a PM. Or one of the other FFLs on here.
No. Have fun, too.
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You wouldn't need an FFL but make sure if you are planning on doing this as a business then you get the required permits, licenses, and insurance. It's always better to be safe and have your forms in order then to risk a problem and get caught running a un-licensed business.
Maybe I am misreading.... But I think you can sell any gun out of state (including a handgun) as long as you go through an FFL.
(To the OP, do be careful with selling mags. Some states still have a prohibition on "hi cap" mags. Like New Jersey. Can't sell a normal mag to someone there.)
(To the OP, do be careful with selling mags. Some states still have a prohibition on "hi cap" mags. Like New Jersey. Can't sell a normal mag to someone there.)
I just want to get my ducks in a row. Noticed a few things services that are lacking in the area and thinking of getting into before someone else.
Just be forewarned that most distributors have very different rules, credit terms, and minimum order limits if you are a non ffl. One good example of this is cmmg. Ffl=no minimum order. No ffl=$20k minimum opening order. That's a lot of of 22 conversions and magazines to sell.
You would have my business haha
