FFL Gunsmithing & Manufacturer Licensing 4

Question 1

A gunsmith's FFL renewal application is submitted after the license has expired. What is the consequence?

Accepted Answer

All licensed activities must cease until the new license is issued

Answer

If an FFL expires before renewal is completed, the licensee must stop all regulated activities until the new license is received.

Question 2

Under 18 U.S.C. § 922(r), what restriction applies to assembled semiautomatic rifles and shotguns using imported parts?

Accepted Answer

No more than 10 foreign-origin parts from a defined list may be used

Answer

Section 922(r) prohibits assembling a semiautomatic rifle or shotgun from more than 10 foreign-made parts from a specific ATF parts list of 20 components.

Question 3

A licensed manufacturer ships firearms to a dealer in another state. What document must accompany or precede each shipment?

Accepted Answer

A copy of the transferee's FFL

Answer

Before shipping firearms to an out-of-state dealer, the manufacturer must obtain and retain a copy of the receiving dealer's FFL.

Question 4

Which of the following is considered 'manufacturing' a firearm under federal law?

Accepted Answer

Converting a semi-automatic firearm to fire automatically

Answer

Converting a semi-automatic firearm to fire automatically creates a new NFA item (machine gun) and constitutes manufacturing under federal law.

Question 5

How often does the ATF typically conduct compliance inspections of FFL holders?

Accepted Answer

Once every 3 years in the normal compliance program

Answer

Under the ATF's routine compliance inspection program, FFL holders are typically inspected no more than once every three years.

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FFL Gunsmithing & Manufacturer Licensing 4