Looking for a licensed FFL dealer in Washington D.C. to receive your firearm transfer? Whether you purchased online through GunBroker, Guns.com, or another retailer, federal law requires your firearm to be shipped to and picked up from a local licensed FFL dealer. GunTransfers.com lists licensed dealers across Washington D.C. with transfer fees and hours shown upfront.
How FFL Transfers Work
What is an FFL transfer?How FFL transfers workFFL transfer costsForm 4473 & background checkBuy a gun onlineTransfer to a family member
FFL Dealer Cities in Washington D.C.
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FFL Transfer Requirements in Washington D.C.
Washington D.C. has extremely restrictive firearm laws. All firearms must be registered with the Metropolitan Police Department. Transfers must go through a licensed FFL dealer, and the buyer must obtain a registration certificate before taking possession.
How the FFL Transfer Process Works in Washington D.C.
- Purchase your firearm online from any licensed retailer (GunBroker, Guns.com, Palmetto State Armory, etc.)
- Find an FFL dealer in Washington D.C. using GunTransfers.com and confirm their transfer fee
- Provide the dealer’s FFL license info to the seller so they can ship directly to your local dealer
- Complete the ATF Form 4473 and pass a background check at your local dealer
- Take possession of your firearm once cleared (subject to any state waiting periods)
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What Is an FFL Transfer Fee in Washington D.C.?
FFL transfer fees in Washington D.C. typically range from $20 to $50 per firearm, depending on the dealer. GunTransfers.com lists dealer fees upfront so you can compare before you commit.
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