FAQ
We receive large shipments of transfers daily, Once the firearm arrives we will process it in the order they arrive. All transfer’s will arrive with your contact information and you will be contacted once your firearm is ready!
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Yes, we can ship to your nearest FFL but all firearms will need to be picked up at the selected FFL. Ammo & other non regulated products will ship directly to your home address.
$50 per firearm. If you are purchasing from our website and select us as the receiving FFL, your transfer will be $25
The ATF website will provide you with any and all necessary information pertaining to Firearms purchases.
Click here for their direct website: https://www.atf.gov
You will want to review out Refunds and Return Policy page: Refund and Returns Policy
Hours:
Tuesday 10 AM–6 PM
Wednesday 10 AM–6 PM
Thursday 10 AM–6 PM
Friday 10 AM–5 PM
Saturday 9 AM–5 PM
Sunday Closed
Monday Closed
Address: 6326 Raytown Rd, Raytown, MO 64133
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All firearm purchases require a federal background check via ATF Form 4473, conducted at the FFL where the firearm is transferred.
See the ATF’s website for more resources: ATF Page: Form 4473
Of course you can! Ammo and other accessories can be shipped right to your home in most states. It is important to know and follow all rules and regulations when purchasing from any website.
All online inventory is New! In store we do offer a large selection of firearms both new and used. If you have the ability, Stop by our store and see all we have to offer!
We have a gunsmith in store 2 days a week. We offer services such as Cleaning, Fixing, and sourcing parts. To speak with the gunsmith call the store on Thursdays and Fridays.
No, We only provide service to the United States.
After purchase, The firearm will ship to your FFL of choice. Most FFL’s have a transfer fee that will be required to pickup the firearm.
To ensure firearms safety, store them unloaded, separate from ammunition, and in a locked location. Consider using a gun safe, gun cabinet, lock box, or storage case, and ensure these are secured against unauthorized access. Ammunition should also be stored separately in a locked container.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown:
1. Unload and Separate:
Always store firearms unloaded.
Store ammunition separately in a locked container.
This prevents accidental firing and reduces the risk of misuse.
2. Secure Storage:
Use a locked gun safe, gun cabinet, lock box, or storage case.
Ensure the storage container is resistant to tampering.
Consider securing the container to a wall or floor for added security.
Keep keys or combinations to the storage devices out of reach of children and unauthorized individuals.
3. Other Safety Measures:
Consider using trigger locks or cable locks as an extra layer of security.
Store guns horizontally or with the muzzle pointing down.
Keep the storage area cool, clean, and dry to prevent rust and damage.
Don’t store firearms in closed gun cases or scabbards, as moisture can accumulate.
Be mindful of where you store firearms and ammunition. Avoid keeping loaded, unlocked guns in cars or other easily accessible places.
Regularly inspect firearms for proper function and safety.
4. Responsible Storage Practices:
Store firearms securely when not in use or under your direct control.
Be aware of state and local laws regarding firearm storage.
Consider the potential risks of having firearms in your home and take appropriate precautions.
If you are having thoughts of harming yourself or others, reach out for help immediately.