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Everyone who sells ammunition must have a license to do so and must also undergo a background check. Unlicensed vendors can still sell ammo, but in general, those sales have to go through a licensed vendor. The same is true for out-of-state vendors and sales over the internet.

An Ammunition Vendor is not required to obtain an FFL to be an Ammunition Vendor, but is required to be licensed through the DOJ. The DOJ's Licensing staff will conduct a background eligibility check on applicants to determine whether they are prohibited from possessing and/or having access to firearms/ammunition.

A separate federal firearms license must be obtained for each location. However, separate facilities solely to store firearms are not required to be covered by a separate license, although the records maintained at the licensed premises must reflect all firearms held in the separate storage facility.

The Type 07 FFL is by far the most useful and versatile FFL for most people. Not only can you buy, sell and repair guns, you can also manufacture guns and ammo, plus sell NFA items like silencers, and with a Class 03 SOT, manufacture NFA items!

U.S. number of federal firearms licensees 2020, by state A total of 10,635 federal firearms licensees were registered in Texas in 2020, the most out of any state. California, Florida, Pennsylvania, and Illinois rounded out the top five states for federal firearms licensees in that year.

An Ammunition Vendor is not required to obtain an FFL to be an Ammunition Vendor, but is required to be licensed through the DOJ. The DOJ's Licensing staff will conduct a background eligibility check on applicants to determine whether they are prohibited from possessing and/or having access to firearms/ammunition.

You still have to be a registered business or corporation to have a Texas FFL, but that's pretty easy and largely involves filling out a couple forms and paying a fee. Your local business licensing folks can help you with that process.