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I'm in the process of getting my FFL and was wondering if I can I store my personal firearms with the business firearms? I'm getting a Winchester Safe (Ranger 45) which should be big enough.
Michael
Michael
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While you can, all your personal firearms need to be tagged as such.
I don't do it. I have a separate safe for them in another room so that there is no confusion during my compliance inspections. Also, the number of business firearms somehow keeps expanding. -
You safe will never be big enough, especially for your personal firearms. I would also have a separate safe for business and personal, it is just easier.Kemasa.
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Thanks, for now it will have to be a dual use safe, but I have a feeling my personal collection will grow.
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You can often get a fairly reasonably priced safe at places like CostCo for your business.Kemasa.
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I do some teaching, so it is easier to have my personal firearms as a reference instead of using new product. On premises, I keep a personal firearm bound book of everything that is not part of the business.
It seems to get larger every time I look at it.GoingQuiet.com, 07/02 FFL
Melbourne, FL
321-917-0760
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