How do I find a local FFL to ship my firearm to?
- The easiest way is to use an online FFL lookup tool like this one from GunBroker.com.
- Pick an FFL in your state. Generally, transfers from an FFL to a non-FFL
- Contact an FFL local to your area to make sure they’re conducting transfers.
- The ATF also maintains a list of current FFL holders by state.
- For more details, see the “Shipping Process and Transfer Fees” section of our FAQ entitled "Buying a Firearm Online: In Depth".
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