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NFA – Dealer Samples

posted on January 18, 2019

Q: So we have a customer that owns a gun shop and is requesting dealer samples for a PD for some Class III firearms. I know he needs a letter for the request along with the request from the PD signed by the Chief. Here is where the question comes into play. The owner for the gun store is also the Chief of Police there. Can he sign both request letters? One as the dealer and the other as the Chief? Or is going to have to be the person who swore him in?

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