Here is a position with the NRA I thought someone might be interested in.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/jobs/...wpmk=MK0000328&rx_job=15641840&rx_source=Juju
http://www.washingtonpost.com/jobs/...wpmk=MK0000328&rx_job=15641840&rx_source=Juju
FFL Job Opportunity
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I don't give a hoot what it pays; I need a real job and have therefore applied.
That is the uber-crappy, boring, deal with the ATF and be constantly stressed end of the firearms industry.
You would not be handling cool guns all day; you would be filling out A&D books and doing audits.
Nope, I'm not taking responsibility for a gun collection that big.
You would not be handling cool guns all day; you would be filling out A&D books and doing audits.
Nope, I'm not taking responsibility for a gun collection that big.
As A1 said, if all youre doing is their A&D records its going to incredibly stressful. You are the lightning rod. When something goes wrong, you will be struck. Sooner or later you will want to suck start a blunderbuss.
However, if you have access to the museum and get to play with all the stuff (and you should be able to since you have the FFL) then that could be pretty epic. You have to do audits and verify inventory, so you might be good to go. Might be worth it.
However, if you have access to the museum and get to play with all the stuff (and you should be able to since you have the FFL) then that could be pretty epic. You have to do audits and verify inventory, so you might be good to go. Might be worth it.
