FFL Federal Firearms Regulations & Compliance 2

Question 1

Under the Gun Control Act, what is the minimum age for a licensed dealer to transfer a handgun to a non-licensed individual?

Accepted Answer

21 years old

Answer

Federal law requires the transferee to be at least 21 years old for handgun transfers from an FFL dealer.

Question 2

Which ATF form must an FFL dealer complete when a firearm is reported stolen or lost from their inventory?

Accepted Answer

ATF Form 3310.11

Answer

ATF Form 3310.11 (Theft/Loss Report) must be submitted within 48 hours of discovering a firearm theft or loss.

Question 3

What does the term 'curio or relic' (C&R) mean under federal firearms regulations?

Accepted Answer

Firearms at least 50 years old or certified by ATF as collectors items

Answer

C&R firearms are those manufactured at least 50 years ago or specifically certified by the ATF as collectibles of special interest.

Question 4

An FFL holder discovers a firearm in their acquisition and disposition (A&D) record that was never entered. What is the correct course of action?

Accepted Answer

Enter it into the A&D record with a note explaining the discovery

Answer

The FFL should enter the firearm into the A&D record as soon as it is discovered, documenting the circumstances of its discovery.

Question 5

Under the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act, how long may a NICS check be delayed before a default proceed transfer may occur?

Accepted Answer

3 business days

Answer

If NICS does not provide a proceed or deny response within 3 business days, the FFL may proceed with the transfer at their discretion.

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