Category: FFL

When it comes to the process of applying for your Federal Firearms License (FFL), each state has its own unique set of rules and regulations that you must follow. Local zoning laws can cause some sticky problems in becoming a gun dealer. California is notorious for having some of the strictest firearms regulations in America. […]

What is an FFL number? An FFL number is a unique identifying number assigned to every Federal Firearms License issued by the ATF. In addition to identifying FFLs, the FFL number also shares some information about the FFL (like the Type of FFL, the expirations date, and more). What does an FFL number mean? An […]

Federal Firearms License (FFL) holders provide the people of Michigan a safe and legal way to sell, trade, purchase firearms and firearm-related accessories, such as ammo. Having your Concealed Pistol License in Michigan is not a requirement of an FFL, but most people get their CPL before their FFL. There are just a few requirements […]

If you’re thinking about getting a Federal Firearms License (FFL) in Texas so that you can be a gun manufacturer or firearms dealer (even from your home) in the lone-star state, then you’re in the right place. Most of the requirements for getting your FFL License are federal rules and regs, however, each state also […]

Depending on the license type, an FFL costs between $30 and $200 for three years. In this article, we break down all FFL License fees (including SOT/Class 3).

Are you looking to become a Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder in the great midwestern state of Nebraska? With the increasingly tightened gun laws in our nation, a growing population is looking to become gun owners within the Nebraska gun and FFL holder laws. As an FFL holder, you are allowed to handle the selling […]

Many personal firearms owners are exploring the idea of expanding their personal use of ammo and firearms to becoming a Federal Firearms Licensee. The difference is FFL holders are allowed by federal law to sell, distribute, and handle firearm transfers at gun shows, gun shops, and pawnbrokers. There are not many requirements in Tennessee to […]

A growing number of people across the nation want to serve the general public as Federal Firearms License (FFL) holders. FFL dealers are permitted by federal law to handle the selling and distribution of firearms and ammo. There are just a few requirements to follow to get your FFL in West Virginia. At Rocket FFL, […]

A Federal Firearms License (FFL) allows you to operate in the business of selling firearms and firearms accessories. This includes handguns, long guns, ammo, and other NFA items (such as suppressors, short-barrel rifles, machine guns, etc.). Fortunately, many states make this goal reasonably simple to achieve, including Minnesota! In Minnesota, once you ensure that you […]

A growing number of people across the nation want to serve their communities as Federal Firearms License (FFL) holders. These FFL holders are allowed by federal law to handle the selling and distribution of firearms and ammo, NFA items, and FFL transfers through their very own gun shop. There are just a few requirements to […]

Have you ever thought about becoming an FFL dealer and possibly open your own gun shop? A growing number of people across American are doing just that and are getting their Federal Firearms License. The difference between being an FFL holder and just having your concealed firearm permit is that FFL holders are allowed by […]

Have you thought about getting your Federal Firearms License (FFL) to serve your community uniquely? As an FFL holder, you are allowed to sell and distribute firearms. The requirements to get your FFL in Virginia are complex, especially in some major city areas. At Rocket FFL, we help you eliminate as much hassle as we […]