View Full Version : When does working on guns require an FFL?
If I was simply installing aftermarket sights on handguns for a fee while the owner was present would this be considered official "gunsmithing" for which I would need an FFL? If not when does that line get crossed?
SW-Shooter
09-10-10, 14:58
I believed the ATF made a change sometime ago.:confused:
ETA: I think it has something to do with overnight storage
If they only brought the slide, would it make a difference?
Steve_Morrison
09-10-10, 18:58
Slide only not a problem.
If you are working on serial numbered receivers/firearms, and you are doing it for profit, you need an FFL to be in the good graces of the ATF.
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