Lady FFL

[BonnieB]

Clearly there is a massive career path for women in the FFL business.

From what I hear it is a monumental task to get approved as an FFL and expensive. But people who run their businesses in a sane way seem to be making a living and then some.

I'm retired and don't want a new job, but for women who want to own their own businesses, getting an FFL approval might be just the thing. I imagine that if I had an FFL licence, there would be no lack of financial partners available...

[BonnieB]

Regarding a woman-owned FFL business in SoCal, I don't know, but I'll bet GrantAR2 does, if you ask him.

So, because MZ bumped my elbow, I will say it's everybody's privilege to patronize the businesses they like, for whatever reason they like. That's capitalism, folks.

And I do support women-owned businesses, because I wanna, and I think I should. Actually, I think everybody should.

[noob_tube]

If you're willing to sift through the very long list of FFL holders, you should be able to find a lady FFL or two in your region.

https://www.atf.gov/firearms/listing-federal-firearms-licensees-ffls-2017

I do recommend going with the XLS spreadsheet. The text document is a big ugly wall of text.

[Garv]

SoCal:

Not sure who owns it, but Condor Gun Shop in Desert Hot Springs is represented here by member Condorguns.

She was behind the counter last time I was in the area.

[movie zombie]

I believe in fact Condorguns does own the shop.....took it over from her father?

[Garv]

I believe in fact Condorguns does own the shop.....took it over from her father?

Calling Condorguns.......