FFL FIREARM TRANSFER

If you are having a firearm purchased online, we will receive the item being shipped and conduct the FFL transfer per Federal and State regulations. We also conduct Washington State firearm private transfers.

COMMON FIREARM TRANSFER QUESTIONS

How Do I Pickup the Firearm?

.Bring in your photo ID and fill out the proper paperwork and we will release it you as soon Wa State law allows.
Washington State Law now requires that we collect an additional $18 payment for the state for ALL Gun Sales.
Due to new Washington State Gun Laws We no longer deal in Semi-Auto Long Guns of any kind.
ALL transfers have a mandatory 14 business day wait and we require a Washington State certificate of Safety Training (FREE COURSE HERE: https://sporting-systems.com/free-hb1143-training/) prior to redeeming or purchasing.
A standard $30 transfer processing fee applies to all firearms shipped in to us and we DO NOT ACCEPT Semi-Automatic Rifles
We are also required us to collect an $18 fee for the State of Washington to process all Sales as stated in I- 1639 law, this fee is sent directly to the State of Washington.
If a firearm is shipped in from out of state a receipt is required. showing sales tax was paid is required ir we will have to collect 9% sales tax on retail price of the gun shipped in.

The seller needs your FFL

Simply have your seller contact us and we will email them a copy of our FFL to allow them to make the transfer and ship to us.

Do you charge tax on the Firearm?

We are required to collect WA State sales tax on all firearms shipped into the state if you have not already paid sales tax. A copy of your order showing tax was paid will be required in order to avoid having to pay WA State sales tax through Axels.

Do you conduct private party firearm transfers for Washington State?

Yes. We do. There is a $30 fee for all private party transfers. There is an additional $18 fee collected by us on behalf of the State of Washington for the transfer of Semi-Automatic Rifles. This $18 fee is sent directly to the Washington State Dept of Treasury.