FFL Application Guide

How To Obtain an FFL is a printed booklet from Delta Press on getting a Federal Firearms License. That is the license the federal government requires before you can deal in firearms as a business. It suits anyone thinking about selling guns, opening a small shop or turning a hobby into a licensed trade who wants the subject laid out in one place before starting the paperwork.

Features

Federal Firearms License Topic — The booklet covers one subject, obtaining an FFL, so the material stays on the licensing question.
Published By Delta Press — Delta Press Ltd., a division of Delta Group based in El Dorado, Arkansas, publishes the guide, as printed on the cover.
Slim Booklet Format — The soft-cover pamphlet format is light and thin enough to file alongside your application paperwork.
Printed Reference Copy — You get a paper copy to annotate and keep open on the desk while you fill out forms.
Bright Green Cover — The high-visibility green cover is easy to pick out on a crowded shelf or in a stack of documents.
Starting Point For Newcomers — Readers who have never dealt with federal firearms licensing get an introduction to the subject before contacting the regulator.

Before You Apply

Use this booklet as background reading alongside the official application. The FFL is issued by the ATF (the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives), and federal forms, fees and rules change from time to time, as do state and local requirements. Check the current ATF requirements before you submit anything.