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FFL Dealer Finder Find a
Licensed Dealer

Some states require all gun transfers to go through a licensed FFL dealer. Find one near you — or discover if your state lets you skip the dealer entirely.

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Not sure if you need an FFL? Over 28 states allow private transfers between eligible adults — no dealer, no wait, no extra fees. Take the 30-second quiz →

Which Category Is Your State?

Your state determines whether you need an FFL dealer — or whether GunTransfer handles everything.

✅ Gun-Friendly
No FFL Needed

Private sales between eligible adults are legal without a dealer. No background check requirement. No waiting period in most cases.

States: TX, FL, GA, AZ, TN, OH, AL, AK, ID, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MS, MO, MT, NH, ND, OK, SC, SD, UT, WV, WI, WY
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🍡 Moderate
Check Your Transfer

Some requirements apply. Handgun transfers may need FFL involvement; long gun private sales may still be permitted. Confirm your specific transfer type.

States: MI, NE, NC, PA, VT, CO, DE, MN, NV, NM, RI, VA
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🔴 Strict
FFL Required

All transfers — including private sales — must go through a licensed FFL dealer. Use the finder below to locate one near you.

Jurisdictions: CA, NY, IL, NJ, WA, OR, CT, MD, MA, HI, DC
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Find a Licensed Dealer Near You

Enter your ZIP code or city to find ATF-licensed FFL dealers in your area.

🔍 FFL Dealer Finder

Search federally licensed firearm dealers. Always call ahead to confirm transfer fees and availability.

⚠ Important: FFL dealers set their own transfer fees (typically $20–$75). Always contact the dealer before visiting to confirm current fees, hours, and willingness to accept your specific transfer.

FFL Required or Not — Know Your Path

Your state determines which route you take. Make sure you’re on the right one.

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Your State Requires an FFL

If you’re in California, New York, Illinois, or another strict-state jurisdiction, all firearm transfers must go through a licensed dealer — no exceptions.

  • Find an FFL dealer using the search above
  • Contact dealer to confirm transfer fees
  • Bring your firearm and valid ID
  • Complete paperwork and background check with dealer
  • Dealer retains the required records
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Your State Allows Private Transfers

In gun-friendly and many moderate states, eligible adults can transfer firearms privately — no dealer required. GunTransfer gives you the documentation that protects you.

  • No FFL dealer required for in-state private sales
  • GunTransfer runs a full background check on the buyer
  • Digitally signed bill of sale generated instantly
  • Identity verification for both parties
  • Lifetime record stored securely in your account
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For States That Allow Private Transfers

If your state doesn’t require an FFL, GunTransfer gives you everything a responsible private transfer needs.

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Full Background Check

We run a complete background check on the buyer before any transfer is completed. You get the approved/not approved result — nothing more.

02
Digitally Signed Bill of Sale

A legally formatted, timestamped bill of sale is generated and signed by both parties. Serial number, identities, date — everything documented.

03
Seller Protection

Without documentation, you have no proof the gun left your hands. If it’s ever connected to a crime after the sale, your GunTransfer record is your defense.

04
Identity Verification

Both buyer and seller are verified before the transfer completes. No guessing, no risk — a clean, confirmed transaction.

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Lifetime Record Storage

Your transfer records are stored permanently in your secure account. Accessible anytime — even years after the sale.

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All 50 States Covered

State-specific guidance for every jurisdiction. Know exactly what your state requires before you transfer.

Not in a Strict State?
You Don’t Need a Dealer.

Private transfer. Background check. Bill of sale. Lifetime records. All for $50 — no FFL dealer required.

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Gun-friendly & moderate states only  ·  Not available where FFL is required

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Legal Disclaimer

The information on this page is provided for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Firearm laws may change and may vary depending on individual circumstances. Always consult official state resources or a qualified professional for guidance.

Legal Disclaimer

The information on this page is provided for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Firearm laws may change and may vary depending on individual circumstances. Always consult official state resources or a qualified professional for guidance.