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An FFL (Federal Firearm License) dealer is a licensed individual or entity authorized by the ATF to engage in the business of manufacturing, importing, or selling firearms.
Federal law requires all firearm purchases from licensed dealers to undergo a background check. State laws vary regarding additional permits or licenses for purchase or possession.
A background check, typically conducted through the NICS system, verifies if a prospective firearm purchaser is legally prohibited from owning firearms.
You can purchase firearms online, but they must be shipped to a local FFL dealer for transfer, where you will complete the necessary paperwork and background check.
NFA (National Firearms Act) items are specific firearms and devices, such as suppressors, short-barreled rifles/shotguns, and machine guns, that are subject to additional federal regulation.
Use our 'Shooting Ranges & Clubs' category to search for local ranges by location, facilities, and available services.
Typically, you'll need eye protection, ear protection, ammunition, and your firearm. Some ranges offer rentals and supplies.
A concealed carry permit (CCP or CCW) allows individuals to carry a handgun in a concealed manner in public, subject to state and local laws.
Organizations like the NRA offer instructor certification programs in various disciplines. Requirements include demonstrating proficiency and completing coursework.
Our 'Legal & Compliance' category provides resources, and we recommend consulting a local firearm attorney for specific legal advice.