Firearms ship to a licensed dealer
Federal law does not allow a firearm to be shipped to a private address. Every firearm bought here is shipped to a Federal Firearms Licensee (an FFL) of your choosing, and you collect it from them once the transfer is complete.
You give us your receiving dealer at checkout, in the Receiving FFL / Dealer Information step. If you have ordered before, those details are filled in for you and you can change them.
How a firearm order runs
- You place the order and give us your receiving dealer.
- We confirm the dealer. We contact them for a copy of their license if we do not already hold a current one.
- The order ships to the dealer, and you are emailed the tracking details.
- Your dealer contacts you when it arrives. You complete ATF Form 4473 and the background check with them, and collect the firearm.
Your dealer charges their own transfer fee. That fee is theirs, is paid to them directly, and is not part of what you pay here.
Everything else ships to you
Ammunition, optics, parts, cases and field kit ship straight to your address, subject to the restrictions below.
Handling and delivery times
| Stage | Usual time |
|---|---|
| Order placed to shipped | 1–3 business days |
| Ground delivery | 3–7 business days |
| Firearm at the dealer to pickup | Set by your dealer, usually 1–3 business days |
Times are estimates, not guarantees. Orders are packed on business days only, and severe weather or a carrier delay can add to them.
Restrictions
- We ship within the United States only. We do not export.
- Some states and cities restrict particular firearms, magazines and ammunition. It is up to you to know what is legal where you live, and an order that cannot be shipped lawfully is cancelled and refunded.
- Ammunition and other hazardous goods travel by ground and cannot go by air.
- You must be of legal age to buy: 18 for long guns and ammunition for them, 21 for handguns and handgun ammunition.
Something wrong with a delivery
Check your order as soon as it arrives. Tell us within 48 hours if anything is damaged, missing or not what you ordered, and keep the box and packing material — the carrier needs them to settle a claim.