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Stories, insights, and know-how from the armory to the outdoors.

Illustration showing how an FFL transfer works when buying a gun online, from online purchase and shipping to a licensed FFL dealer through paperwork and firearm pickup.

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How Does an FFL Transfer Work? A Complete Guide to Buying a Gun Online

Buying a firearm online is a little different from ordering most products on the internet. You can shop for a firearm online, place an order, and pay for it online.…

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