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*UPDATE*

TwinOaks was spot on!

I just got off the phone with the BATFE and from a legal standpoint an FFL transfer would be required for taking possession of a firearm for business use. As a holster business you can get an FFL that would be like a gunsmith's FFL and it cost $200 for the first 3 years and $90 for every 3 years period thereafter.

Thanks TwinOak! I never would have considered this if you had not posted your response.

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You are most welcome. I've rented 'man cave' space at the local range/shop, and the owner is a very good friend. We see all kinds of issues come up, and this one has been addressed several times. He also declines people leaving guns for modification/repair, requiring them to be present until the work is complete.

I didn't want to state it as Fact, since I've never done the homework on it. When I need the actual gun, I usually arrange to meet the person at the shop and take it to "the back room" and do the down and dirty molding....which I don't want the customer to see (can't give away all the trade secrets).

Mike DeLoach

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"Don't learn the tricks of the trade.....Learn the trade."

"Teach what you know......Learn what you don't."

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