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i found a good supplier for air rifles, when i phoned them they asked if i would like to become a trader and i told them that i would be interested but how would i go about it??

they told me i needed a fac, why's this because i dont need a fac to go to the local gun shop to buy the same guns :hmm: :hmm: i asked her how much are they and she said they are around £50, is that right and what do i need to get a fac??

 

 

cheers

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its not fac (fire arms certificate )you need, its rfd status (registered fire arms dealer), you may find that no matter what profit margin your offered that when you take into account the paper work and security precautions that its not worth the hassle, maybe you can buy the guns in your own name and then sell them as used (on paper at least) and then would not come under the vca regs but i think this is a risky road to go down

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You need to become a Registered Firearms Dealer.

Much more to it than applying for the status!

You need suitably secure premisis, safes, and a clean bill of healt (Mental Health) from your doctor, no cautions or convictions etc....

 

Tony

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Check out your Local Police force Fire Arms - Web site for more information

Sure you can down load forms -

 

As stated a lot of paperwork for not a great returned

 

That's why there are more dealers closing than opening -

 

BOB/R

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I thought you had to have an FAC first before becoming a RFD? maybe thats just my misinterpritation of it.

 

depending on the number of guns you have aswel you will need to up your security to comply with the regulations

 

ATB

 

Adam

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I thought you had to have an FAC first before becoming a RFD? maybe thats just my misinterpritation of it.

 

depending on the number of guns you have aswel you will need to up your security to comply with the regulations

 

ATB

 

Adam

 

No you can become an rfd without any knowledge of firearms what so ever (stupid but that's the reality) it is a registration of business in a specific police area I.e cheshire but you can trade countrywide and also any person who works for a rfd can possess, hold and use firearms without certification IN DIRECT CONNECTION WITH THE BUSINESS OF THE FIREARMS DEALERSHIP but wrx it is not worth the hassel I was one mate and its inspection after inspection and most of the time the inspectors are anti and know jack hope this helps

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