Federal Firearm Licensees

Federally Licensed Firearms (dealer) Reprint

Federal Firearms Licensee. A licensed dealer is someone who holds a license to sell guns. To qualify as an FFL, an applicant undergoes a background check, submits a photograph and fingerprints, and pays a fee. The law imposes obligations on FFLs that do not apply to other people selling guns: FFLs must run background checks on buyers, report the theft of guns, and assist with gun-tracing requests from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms. In return, FFLs are allowed to receive and transport unlimited quantities of guns across state lines, an activity that is otherwise prohibited by federal law. There are 85,000 FFLs, although fewer than 15% actually operate gun shops. The majority operate from their homes. Compare Private seller.

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