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I think the answer is no, based on this, but still would like some thoughts on the idea: ATF Online - Firearms - Frequently Asked Questions - Conduct of Business Licensees. Last edited by miguel; at Reply With Quote Send PM. Cwood View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Visit Homepage View Forum Threads.

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If you sell ammo you do not need an FFL whether its new or re-manufactured. Now if you manufacture the ammo you need a FFL to sell it.

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Not sure any of the big distributors will sell to you with just a State retail sales license. I think most will require an FFL. You will also want to carry liability insurance.

Praise be to the Lord my Rock, who trains my hands for war, my fingers for battle. The Hardware store I work for doesn't have an FFL and they buy ammo from the companies or from a distributor which ever is running the best deal with shipping and such.

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Aim isn't a wholesale distributor, they are a retailer. They will sell to anyone at the listed prices which are significantly higher than someone like Ellett Brothers or RSR.

Your Insurance man should know or know who to recommend for retail liability. You can make money doing this as there are always going to be people who want a box now rather than a case later from online but I think it will be tough if you plan a storefront as the profit margins aren't going to be that big.

I would price places like Dick's, Dunham's, etc and see if you can make money selling at the prices they sell at. All times are GMT The time now is Search Engine Optimization by vBSEO 3.

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