FIREARM TRANSFER AND SALES LLC
Transfers and Shipping
The transfer fee is $20 for the first serialized item. Additional serialized items are $5/each. Additional background check fees may apply. I will contact you with further information once the request is received. I am not licensed to transfer NFA items at the moment. I reserve the right to refuse any transfer for any reason. Transfers are by appointment only. No call/no shows for a set appointment will incur an additional transfer fee to reschedule. Please allow up to 48 hours after delivery for a call to schedule your transfer. Any serialized items not transferred within 14 days of receipt will incur storage fees. Storage fee is $1 per day. Any serialized item(s) not transferred within 60 days will be forfeited and become property of Firearm Transfer and Sales LLC. Credit/Debit cards require an additional 3% fee.
Shipping a Firearm
Shipping firearms and using a Federal Firearms License (FFL) for transfer involves several steps to ensure compliance with federal and state regulations. Here's a general overview of the process:
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Identify an FFL Dealer: If you want to ship a firearm, you'll need to work with a licensed FFL dealer. They can receive the firearm on your behalf and handle the transfer process legally.
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Contact the FFL Dealer: Before shipping the firearm, get in touch with the FFL dealer you've chosen to use. Confirm their shipping address and inquire about any specific instructions or requirements they may have for incoming firearms.
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Package the Firearm Securely: Ensure that the firearm is unloaded and securely packaged to prevent damage during transit. Use appropriate packaging materials such as padded boxes and ensure that the firearm cannot move around inside the package.
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Select a Shipping Carrier: Choose a reputable shipping carrier that allows the shipment of firearms. Common options include UPS and FedEx. Ensure you comply with their specific regulations regarding firearm shipments.
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Prepare Necessary Documentation: You'll need to include certain documentation with the shipment. This typically includes a copy of the FFL license of the receiving dealer, as well as any other forms they may require. It's essential to follow the instructions provided by the receiving FFL to ensure smooth processing of the shipment.
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Ship the Firearm: Take the securely packaged firearm to the chosen shipping carrier's location. Declare the firearm appropriately, following any guidelines provided by the carrier. Ensure that you comply with all relevant shipping regulations and restrictions.
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Notify the Receiving FFL Dealer: Once the firearm has been shipped, provide the tracking information to the receiving FFL dealer. This allows them to anticipate the arrival of the firearm and be prepared to process the transfer promptly upon receipt.
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Transfer Process at the Receiving FFL: When the firearm arrives at the FFL dealer's location, they will inspect it to ensure it matches the description provided and that it complies with all applicable laws. If everything is in order, they will proceed with the transfer process.
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Background Check and Paperwork: The individual receiving the firearm will typically need to undergo a background check and complete any required paperwork, such as ATF Form 4473. The FFL dealer will facilitate this process in accordance with federal and state laws.
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Completion of Transfer: Once the background check and paperwork are completed satisfactorily, the FFL dealer can transfer the firearm to the individual. This may involve the individual taking possession of the firearm immediately or waiting for any required waiting periods to elapse, depending on local regulations.
It's crucial to remember that firearms shipping and transfer procedures can vary depending on federal, state, and local laws. Always ensure that you are familiar with and comply with all applicable regulations to avoid legal complications. Additionally, consider consulting with legal counsel or knowledgeable professionals if you have any questions or concerns about the process.