Private Sales- How much would be "Too Much"?

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    Sharpshooter
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    Was conversing with a fellow INGO member yesterday and it was brought to my attention that I do quite a few buy/sell/trade private transactions. So, I was wondering what are the rules/limits, if any, to private activity before it would be considered illegal not having an FFL? Anybody have an idea? I don't really profit from my activity, if anything I typically come out WAY behind overall. I just do it for fun and collecting purposes and to try new stuff. Any input would be greatly appreciated!

    Thanks!
    Andy
     
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    2cool9031

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    Actually I believe there is no magic number. Especially if you are not in it to make a profit and conduct it as a business.
     

    indykid

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    ATF considers it a business if you use it as a form of income. Selling firearms and using the money to buy new ones, or ammo, or parts is not considered being a dealer.
     
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