Get your federal firearms license and buy guns wholesale

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If you have ever purchased Firearms through the Internet or Mail Order, you are aware of the transfer fees most Dealers charge to accept a Firearm, conduct a background check and deliver the firearm to you. I know because I am a Federal Licensed Firearms Dealer. Most of us charge a standard fee ranging from $15.00 to $50.00 and sometimes more. If you purchase just a few firearms a year you can save by Obtaining Your FFL TM. Just think of the cost savings alone of buying a low wholesale prices and then your opportunity to resell to others for profit.

Get your federal firearms license and buy guns wholesale

 

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I had a FFL for about 12 years. Sold a few guns, reloads and repaired stocks, etc. out of my basement. Beware: You must have a background check, be fingerprinted by state police, and submit a photo when you apply. References are required. You must indicate the nature of your "business", and set forth the hours your "gunshop" will be open daily. You are required to keep transaction records, and the BATF can examine these without prior notice at your place of business at any time. Three years ago, I attempted to renew my FFL. Submited the $100 (more now, I think) fee, notarized application, photo, fingerprints, etc., etc. About 2 months later, got a call from a BATF agent in Atlanta. She asked some very pointed questions, i.e. "Does your gunshop have a sign out front? Where is the busines physically located? What is your state sales tax license number (I had none); Do you have a local business license? (I did not). How many guns did you sell last year?" There were other questions as well, and I did not lie. She said she would investigate my application, and let me know in 6 - 8 weeks. A few days later, I decided I did not want to go to a federal pen, so I bundled my few records, returned everything to BATF and terminated my request. BATF did not return the fee. I submit that if you are successful in this venture, you may live to regret it. Not worth the aggravation to save a few $$$, believe me.

 

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I also had an F.F.L. for 12 years but I lived across the street from a highschool so after they changed the laws I gave it up. Besides I never liked the idea of the feds being able to walk in and search my place at will, which they can do if you hold an F.F.L.