[rexg23]

Am considering on trying to get home based ffl has anyone done or tried please all and any info helpful I am in Texas

 

[SHOOTER13]

This site is a good start...

http://www.atf.gov/firearms/how-to/become-an-ffl.html

 

[rexg23]

Thanks I am fixing to check it out

 

[jonm61]

Also check out ffl123.com. It doesn't cost much and has a lot of extra info that I found useful.

 

[rexg23]

I just saw that ffl123 in a magazine I just picked up from what I read it seems to give you everything you need I an just wondering how much hassle and what all I need to do at home as far as being approved

 

[Hamster]

I don't think you can have an FFL tied you your actual residence. I have a friend at work that has an FFL but, he's having to build a seperate building on his property with a seperate address number for the FFL.

 

[target1gunnery]

I don't think you can have an FFL tied you your actual residence. I have a friend at work that has an FFL but, he's having to build a seperate building on his property with a seperate address number for the FFL.

You can as long as you are not in violation of local law/code/ordinance. I'm LEO, have good friends in BATF, and am doing home based ffl until I get full shop built (on same property). I do not live in city limits so not subject to in-town ordinances. I also have a range and have department training here as well as teach State concealed carry.

Hope this helps.

 

[target1gunnery]

I don't think you can have an FFL tied you your actual residence. I have a friend at work that has an FFL but, he's having to build a seperate building on his property with a seperate address number for the FFL.

I should add there are certain requirements the BATF will look for during initial inspection and all subsequent inspections.