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If ATF sends you a letter about license revocation they are required to set up a meeting/ conference. You can go by yourself or if you need to bring and attorney. Generally you have the opportunity to work out a solution and the Atf still wants to revoke a license you can file an appeal. When it is in the appeal state you can continue until it’s your day in court.

You ask me how I know this, well fortunately i never had these issue but 3 of my dealer friend did

Keith: you comparing a real estate agent, lawyer or electrician are not subject to require to have federal inspection

John boyd

brentD not if the ATF and Biden administration has there way.the only good thing I can say is that the rule they are using would probably be struck down using bruen.you know exactly what I was saying .

bruin? must be a typo.

I don't read their minds, but I do know how it works around here. Buying and selling into, out of, or within Iowa, is just really simple. Maybe even too simple.

Spell check thought it was helping:

https://www.law.cornell.edu/supremecourt/text/20-843



Best,
Ted

I clearly remember a friend and I trying to keep a club FFL, when klint's hubby ran the show. We were members of a rod and gun club on a military base, and used an old armorer's room as a small store. No friends and family deals, no shadow private collection, just a service to club members, for a profit, that helped fund club operations. There was a clear history of steady, correct transactions.

The atf held an "informational" event to "help". We told the agent at the table that we were from the blah, blah, blah rod n gun club, and they immediately said, with no further information, that we didn't need the ffl. They had a political agenda, and we were an easy cut, to meet that infamous round of goals. It wasn't official at that moment, but our name and lic. number were jotted down, and the ffl was gone in short order.

Really so simple, maybe even too simple.

I live in Arizona it's really easy for private sales, if you have a concealed carry it's really easy but if the ATF classifies any sale as a dealer sale it's a problem.

Glad I live in GA where we no longer need a CCP. It's not worth going through the hassle to renew it just to save a few minutes when transferring a gun.

Arizona has constitutional carry also it's worth not doing a background check on every gun you buy time has nothing to do with it

It does for me. The last several guns I bought took only 15-20 minutes for the background check to clear, without a CCP. I had a CCP for at least twenty five years. When GA passed the RTC law i no longer pay a tax on my God given right to carry. Any legal way I can reduce the taxes imposed upon me I will.

Keeping the government out of my gun buying business is worth 7 bucks a year what ever works for you is the way to go.Mark