Shipping

Shipping & FFL Transfers

Federal law requires that a firearm bought from a dealer in another state ship to a Federal Firearms Licensee (FFL) — a licensed gun dealer — where you complete the transfer in person. Parts, magazines, optics and accessories are not firearms and ship straight to you.

How a firearm order works

1. Order on the site. Add to cart and check out. Payment is taken with the order.
2. Choose your dealer. Enter your preferred FFL dealer's address as the shipping address. If you leave it out, our logistics team assigns a licensed dealer close to you at no additional cost. Most local gun shops, and many ranges and pawn shops, are licensed dealers.
3. License on file. If your dealer has not received from us before, we ask them for a current copy of their license. The firearm ships once it is on file.
4. Pick up. The dealer contacts you when it arrives. You fill out ATF Form 4473, the dealer runs the background check, and you take the firearm home.

The receiving dealer sets its own transfer fee. Ask them before you order.

Carriers

Firearms ship by UPS or FedEx to the dealer, with an adult signature required. Tracking goes to your email when the package leaves us.

State restrictions

Some states restrict particular firearms, features or magazine capacities — California, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Washington, Connecticut, Maryland, Illinois, Colorado, Hawaii and Oregon among them. You are responsible for knowing what is legal where you live; if you are unsure, email the model and your state before you order and we will check. We will not ship an item we know is illegal at the destination.

International

We do not ship firearms or ammunition outside the United States. APO/FPO addresses are accepted for non-firearm items.