Out of pure curiosity I was on gunbroker.com and was browsing the Class 3 weapons. I think I've fallen for the Kriss Super V Vector
For those of you in the know how hard is it to obtain a Federal Firearms License compared to a CHL? I Know there is a one time tax of $200 for purchase. Are the any major pitfalls i should know about?
Questions on obtaining an FFL
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Questions on obtaining an FFL
07/25/09 - CHL class completed
07/31/09 - Received Pin/Packet sent.
09/23/09 - Plastic in hand!!
07/31/09 - Received Pin/Packet sent.
09/23/09 - Plastic in hand!!
Re: Questions on obtaining an FFL
Paying the $200 tax stamp/ATF registration is different from becoming a FFL dealer, or even a class III dealer.
There are others that will follow with much better info than I can muster on this topic. I learned from them.
There are others that will follow with much better info than I can muster on this topic. I learned from them.
Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
Re: Questions on obtaining an FFL
What type of FFL do you want to get? Type 3 is easier than a Type 1 or Type 7, for example.
Also, you don't need any FFL to own NFA firearms.
Also, you don't need any FFL to own NFA firearms.
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Re: Questions on obtaining an FFL
I may have to change the title of m postboomerang wrote:Also, you don't need any FFL to own NFA firearms.
07/25/09 - CHL class completed
07/31/09 - Received Pin/Packet sent.
09/23/09 - Plastic in hand!!
07/31/09 - Received Pin/Packet sent.
09/23/09 - Plastic in hand!!
Re: Questions on obtaining an FFL
There's a pretty shocking range of license cost when it comes to an FFL... from $30 for three years for a Type 03 (C&R), to $3,000 for those handling "destructive devices".