the BATF has no concerns or regulation about where you keep your own personal guns, other than the suggestion to keep them in a safe place, preferably locked. you can keep them in the same safe, closet. room, whatever, right along side your muzzle guns and/or the muzzle guns you build/work on. just be prepared to prove they are your own private possetions and not for sale or there for repair from a outside private individual..... that's exactly what the purpose of the record keeping regulations in the FFL intends.... and exactly the kind of paranoia the FFL regulations project to those who don't understand thier rights or are ant-gun. if you have no FFL and are building/selling pre-1898 type firearms there's no record of recieving any modern guns to be seen so a records search will bring those guns up as your own and not included in your business in any way. it is exactly this type of paranoia that paves the road for the anti-gun idiots and historicly speaking, for a certain insane and paranoid german we've all read about....think about where that went!
that definition of "occasional" falls on just about every small business that exhists. as you get to point where you start worrying about getting caught for not reporting income from a occasional side job, you had better already have whatever liscences and permits you should have in place , the IRS can and will go back several years, use common sence.
that definition of "occasional" falls on just about every small business that exhists. as you get to point where you start worrying about getting caught for not reporting income from a occasional side job, you had better already have whatever liscences and permits you should have in place , the IRS can and will go back several years, use common sence.
