Quick Summary

The FFL transfer process involves notifying your dealer of an incoming shipment, which they will log and process. Upon completion, they will contact you to schedule a pickup. The customer is responsible for paying the FFL transfer fee, often around $25, which covers the dealer's administrative and compliance costs.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Incoming Shipment Notification
  2. 00:18Store Receiving Process
  3. 00:34FFL Transfer Fee

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the typical process when a firearm is shipped to an FFL dealer for transfer?

When a firearm is shipped to an FFL dealer, they will log it into their inventory, verify the packing slip and customer information, and then contact the customer to schedule a pickup for the FFL transfer.

How much does an FFL transfer typically cost?

FFL transfer fees can vary by dealer, but a common rate mentioned is $25. This fee covers the dealer's administrative costs and compliance requirements for handling the transfer.

What information is needed for an FFL transfer?

For an FFL transfer, the dealer needs your contact information, which should be included on the packing slip with the firearm shipment. You will also need to provide a valid government-issued ID at the time of pickup.

Who is responsible for the FFL transfer fee?

The FFL transfer fee is paid by the customer receiving the firearm. This fee is charged by the FFL dealer for their service in facilitating the legal transfer of the firearm.

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