The last time I checked selling Ammo for a profit without a FFL is a FELONY. I'm sure the alphabet people could make a case if someone pi$$ed them off enough.
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I no longer own anything that fires 22lr. As bad as I hate to say it, there isn't a damn thing (legally) you can do about the flippers. I despise them as much as anyone else.
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Try again. You do not have to have an FFL to sell ammo. If you did there would be a whole crap ton of mom and pop hardware stores in trouble. Last time you checked was never since you are wrong.
http://www.atf.gov/firearms/faq/licensees-conduct-of-business.html#small-arms-ammo-licensing
Q: Is a license required to engage in the business of selling small arms ammunition?
No. A license is not required for a dealer in ammunition only, but a manufacturer or an importer of ammunition must be licensed.
[18 U.S.C. 922 (a)(1)(B)]
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Isn't the "flipper price" of 22LR still less than half the cost of shooting 9mm or 223/556? Sure, it's harder to find and more expensive than it used to be but it's also by far the cheapest thing available to shoot. Sure, it's annoying but buy low on the other ammo that has come down in price and then load up on 22 LR whenever it does level off.
The Walmart east cobb manager has given me their ammo delivery schedules. Let me know if you want it.
Originally Posted by erkinator
AO had plenty on shelves. could buy tin of 325 rounds.
at over 30 bucks a box
**** that noise
At the gun show this past weekend, I saw some of those same tuna cans of 325 on sale at a vendor table for $50. I'm guessing they bought them at AO for $35.
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