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Originally Posted by Brintiff
He's already been told he needs an FFL in an earlier post. It must be a California thing, my FFL took right around 60 days.
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Actually he said "May (very well) need.
But, yes, you do need an FFL
unless you're going to do the work while the customer waits. If he stays on site for 2-3 days while you do it, you won't need it. (not a lot of your customers are going to wait like that...I can promise you that)
BUT!!!!....If he leaves the premisis, you do need a license.
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Yes, talk to a BATFE agent BEFORE you accept your first firearm. They ARE usually easy to talk to and USUALLY have the correct information for you. If you have the slightest doubt or concern with what he might be telling you is false or misleading, call up the BATFE and ask.
If you're dealing with firearms, better have a lawyer on retainer that knows firearm laws...take it from someone who grew up in a FFL household.