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FFL Finder — Licensed Gun Dealers Near You

Buying a gun online or shipping one across state lines? It has to go to a Federal Firearms Licensee (FFL) for transfer. Search all 77,514 licensed dealers by ZIP or city to find one near you — sourced from the ATF's official list of every FFL in the country.

Browse FFL dealers by state

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Alabama1,499Alaska565Arizona2,607Arkansas1,497California2,063Colorado1,743Connecticut656Delaware136Florida4,546Georgia2,425Hawaii103Idaho1,340Illinois1,406Indiana1,723Iowa1,442Kansas1,221Kentucky1,452Louisiana1,298Maine548Maryland796Massachusetts596Michigan2,445Minnesota1,548Mississippi1,065Missouri2,433Montana1,182Nebraska808Nevada864New Hampshire611New Jersey377New Mexico687New York1,837North Carolina3,085North Dakota540Ohio2,821Oklahoma1,708Oregon1,390Pennsylvania3,254Rhode Island114South Carolina1,515South Dakota649Tennessee1,993Texas8,328Utah1,382Vermont346Virginia1,998Washington1,207West Virginia960Wisconsin1,775Wyoming821Washington, D.C.3

Common questions about FFL transfers

Real answers from the Gun Ask community on how transfers work.

How much should I expect to pay for an FFL transfer fee?2 answersDo I need to set up the transfer with the FFL before the gun ships?2 answersCan a gun be shipped to my house, or does it have to go to an FFL?1 answerHow long does an FFL hold a transferred gun before I can pick it up?1 answerWhat do I need to bring to pick up a gun from an FFL transfer?1 answerCan I use any FFL for a transfer, or does it have to be a gun store?1 answer

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How firearm transfers work

When you buy a firearm from an out-of-state seller or online retailer, it ships to an FFL near you — not to your door. You go to that dealer, fill out ATF Form 4473, pass a background check, and take it home. Dealers charge a transfer fee (often $20–$50). Call ahead to confirm the fee and that they accept transfers. Need to move one yourself? See our CCW reciprocity map and state gun laws.

Data from the ATF's public Federal Firearms Licensee list (updated monthly). Listings reflect licensed premises on file; many smaller FFLs operate by appointment, so always call before visiting. License types: 01 Dealer/Gunsmith, 02 Pawnbroker, 07 Manufacturer, 06 Ammunition, 08 Importer, 09–11 Destructive Devices.

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