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  • David Nunn
    One is a pawnbroker and the other is not. I don't know why the BATF chose to make a distinction at the time it was made, but it makes a small difference now.

    When I call NICS, I give my FFL number. In the number is the code O1, telling them I have a regular FFL. That number brings up a screen with blanks for the operator to fill in. When a Type 02 dealer calls in a NICS check, and the operator keys in the FFL number with the code 02 in it, a different screen pops up, because the operator will ask the dealer, "Is this a sale or a redemption."

    That's all the difference I know.

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  • imacbo
    thanks there the same price and I was wanting to get a dealer type lic. so that I could order stuff for myself. Guess I'll try for the 01 dealer.
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  • Mooseyard
    Good Luck, it is illegal to get an FFL for your own collection. You will need to jump through a lot of hoops.

    "My faith, my country and my family will guide me; nothing more, nothing less" -Gen. Tommy Franks
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  • nmyers
    If you want to search old topics for "FFL", you will get all the information you need about issuance of licenses.


    Neal
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  • RadCat
    quote:Originally posted by imacbo
    thanks there the same price and I was wanting to get a dealer type lic. so that I could order stuff for myself. Guess I'll try for the 01 dealer.




    Make sure to explain this to the ATF, especially if you do not have a commercial "store front" premises to conduct business in...[}:)][}:)][}:)][B)][:0][xx(]

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