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Dealer refuses to give me license number for bound book?
- Thread starter Armymutt
- Start date
I assume you have a C&R or FFL .
The laws don't require them to give you their FFL number . Only the receiving dealer is required to supply it to the sending dealer .
Just enter the sending dealer's name & address into your books . Save the receipt for your records as well .
The laws don't require them to give you their FFL number . Only the receiving dealer is required to supply it to the sending dealer .
Just enter the sending dealer's name & address into your books . Save the receipt for your records as well .
Winchester_73
New member
In addition, I'm fairly sure the ATF could search a given address that you have to locate the current licensee or previous licensee for that particular address, and go from there. The dealer number is not necessary per the required documentation in your bound book.
dogtown tom
New member
They are jerks....
Go here to find their #:http://www.atf.gov/about/foia/ffl-list.htmlArmymutt I bought a rifle on gun broker and the seller, a gun shop, won't give me their FFL number. How do I record this in my bound book?
Cheapshooter
New member
I think my C&R firearms number upwards of 50. Non are recorded in my bound book with an FFL number. Only the name, and address of the distributor I bought them from. A dealer FFL is only required on the disposition side of the bound book. That is if you sold the gun to a dealer. If sold to a non-dealer name, and DL or other identifying number is required.