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Gunsmithing
I think I'm going to pursue the field of Gunsmithing. If anyone on here is a Gunsmith or knows anything about it I would sure enjoy hearing about it. Give me a little information. Thanks and very much appreciated.
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Break out $300.00 dollars, go to your local BATFE office, pick up an 01 License Application, go to a Walgreen's or CVS and get a passport photo taken of shoulders up, no hat. Go to your State's Tax Revenue website, then go to US Dept of Treasury for a Federal Employer Identification Number. Now go shopping for a commercial property to do business from. Go purchase a safe to comply with safe storage law, go purchase an acquisition/disposition book, calculator, visit Brownell's and Midway Shooter's Supply to obtain the necessary tools. Go online and take some gunsmithing courses, practice on your own firearms, and here is the big one, contact London Insurance Company(Intl Call) to obtain no less than 2Mil. Insurance policy. You work on a gun, something goes south, you get sued. 1Mil. Will go less than three months in a lawsuit. Any other questions, feel free to ask as I retired as CEO of Midstate Firearms Corp in Virginia, IL.
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Break out $300.00 dollars, go to your local BATFE office, pick up an 01 License Application, go to a Walgreen's or CVS and get a passport photo taken of shoulders up, no hat. Go to your State's Tax Revenue website, then go to US Dept of Treasury for a Federal Employer Identification Number. Now go shopping for a commercial property to do business from. Go purchase a safe to comply with safe storage law, go purchase an acquisition/disposition book, calculator, visit Brownell's and Midway Shooter's Supply to obtain the necessary tools. Go online and take some gunsmithing courses, practice on your own firearms, and here is the big one, contact London Insurance Company(Intl Call) to obtain no less than 2Mil. Insurance policy. You work on a gun, something goes south, you get sued. 1Mil. Will go less than three months in a lawsuit. Any other questions, feel free to ask as I retired as CEO of Midstate Firearms Corp in Virginia, IL.
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Break out $300.00 dollars, go to your local BATFE office, pick up an 01 License Application, go to a Walgreen's or CVS and get a passport photo taken of shoulders up, no hat. Go to your State's Tax Revenue website, then go to US Dept of Treasury for a Federal Employer Identification Number. Now go shopping for a commercial property to do business from. Go purchase a safe to comply with safe storage law, go purchase an acquisition/disposition book, calculator, visit Brownell's and Midway Shooter's Supply to obtain the necessary tools. Go online and take some gunsmithing courses, practice on your own firearms, and here is the big one, contact London Insurance Company(Intl Call) to obtain no less than 2Mil. Insurance policy. You work on a gun, something goes south, you get sued. 1Mil. Will go less than three months in a lawsuit. Any other questions, feel free to ask as I retired as CEO of Midstate Firearms Corp in Virginia, IL.
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I build/repair guns for friends but I don't do anything for people I don't know or anything. What are you wanting to do exactly? Just fix guns? I enjoy building them much more than fixing them. So far the most fun build was a mp5k-n pdw. Ive done tons of AKs and ARs and whatnot. Love em all.
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I build/repair guns for friends but I don't do anything for people I don't know or anything. What are you wanting to do exactly? Just fix guns? I enjoy building them much more than fixing them. So far the most fun build was a mp5k-n pdw. Ive done tons of AKs and ARs and whatnot. Love em all.
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Yeah thats a option. I'm thinking about seeing if I would enjoy it first. I wouldn't want to get into law enforcement and not enjoy it and be stuck with it.