The question arises of legality. Is it legal to
build your own firearm?
To make your own gunpowder? My original intent
when compiling this book was to gather up the pertinent laws
on the topic and present them for the reader’s benefit.
A bit of legal research reveals that it’s not that simple. It also
reveals that what the average taxpayer thinks about his right to
bear arms is not at all what the legal profession thinks. Continue reading »
Many people may wonder how to get a class 3 license. Due to the National Firearms Act, any weapons that are classified as Title II firearms must be taxed and registered, as well as closely monitored thereafter. Title II firearms include grenades, poison gas, bombs, silencers, shotguns, machine guns and short-barreled rifles, as well as other guns that can be easily concealed. To deal them or manufacture them, you must have a Federal Firearms License with a Class 3 tax distinction, or simply known as a Class 3 license. It can be tough to finance the application, but the process itself is generally straightforward. Continue reading »
Getting an FFL license is very important for any firearm dealer, importer, pawnbroker, collector of firearm curios and firearm manufacturer. Basically, there are 3 classes of these licenses namely: Class 1 (for national importers), class 2 (for manufacturers and dealers) and class 3 (for local gun shop owners). Getting an FFL license has many benefits in fact if you want to thrive in the firearms market; you’ve got to get this license.
The Benefits of Getting an FFL license
Relic Ownership Rights
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