Firearm cartridge selling

[lulu_bucket]

We have a business where we sell many things including fresh fish, dog food, pig food, logs etc and now want to store and sell firearm cartridges . Does anyone know what licences, procedures, certificates etc one has to go through to do this - thanks

[ChuckFickens]

Contact your local police station and ask for the contact details for the firearms officer for your area, he will tell you what the requirements are for licenses and storage.

[scotman]

Agree with Chuck's answer above.
It is likely that the requirements will be quite onerous regarding security of storage, possible also effects on your fire precautions. Remember to get information from your insurance company and get ready for a big hike in premiums. Are you sure this makes economic sense?

[Iggle Piggle]

A shotgun licence would allow you to store cartridges, but how many and if you can store different types I don't know.
Chuck has the best advice, ask at the police station.

[ChuckFickens]

I's be pretty sure that the law is going to be different for a trader, a basic shotgun licence only enables you to hold a smallish supply of cartridges and strictly speaking they don't need to be locked away (though it looks a lot better if they are when you get your inspection and is, of course, safer)

At the end of the day it's the local firearms officer that is going to have to sign off your application so you may as well ask him/her what they expect to start with.