
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
When making an online purchase you may find us in that sites FFL Locator but if not just let us and the company you are purchasing from know you want your item sent to us and we can forward a copy of our FFL as required so your item can be sent to us to complete your transfer process.
For private party FFL transfers just send us a message or give us a call to make an appointment to complete your transaction.
Yes and no. You cannot purchase a firearm on behalf of another individual under federal and state laws. That would be considered a straw purchase. A straw purchase is when you purchase a firearm at the behest of another person. A straw purchase is someone intentionally avoiding a background check, a waiting period, or is too young to purchase the gun in the first place. This is not giving a gift. It does seem a little tricky when the first real question you run across on the 4473 is “Are you the actual transferee/buyer of the firearm(s) listed on this form?”
If you are buying the firearm with the intent to give it as a gift you are still considered the actual transferee/buyer of the gun. Giving a weapon as a gift is not a straw purchase. You are the real buyer, even if you intend to give the gun to another person.
If you are planning on gifting a firearm a transfer must still take place through your local FFL