Firearm transfer information

Standard transfer fee of one firearm (handgun or rifle) and one long gun is $15.00 plus tax.

Multiple transfer fee of two firearms (handguns) is a minimum of $25.00 plus tax because this is the definition of a multiple sale/transfer of firearms and requires additional paperwork.

• The owner of the firearm will bring a photo ID Valid (non-expired) driving license or passport.
• A North Carolina Pistol handgun purchase permit (NC PPP) must be valid (non-expired) and the address of your North Carolina driving license must match the address of your North Carolina handgun purchase permit.
• Any handgun, lower receiver (completed or not completed and/or not mated with a completed upper receiver), or receiver classified by the ATF/North Carolina firearm laws as a handgun will require a valid (non-expired) North Carolina handgun purchase permit or a North Carolina concealed carry permit.  If you cannot provide a North Carolina handgun purchase permit or a North Carolina concealed carry permit, the transfer will be postponed until you can provide the required documentation and permits.
• If you are an out-of-state resident (you own property in the state of North Carolina but have an out-of-state driving license), you must bring a valid (non-expired) North Carolina handgun purchase permit for any handgun, lower receiver (completed or not completed and/or not mated with a completed upper receiver), or receiver classified by the ATF/North Carolina firearm laws as a handgun.  Please do not bring your out-of-state concealed carry permit, as it cannot be accepted.
• A transfer of a long gun can be done without a North Carolina handgun purchase permit or a North Carolina concealed carry handgun with a standard FBI NICS check for a long gun only.  Bear Arms Indoor Shooting Range, LLC is not responsible for long wait times while conducting the FBI NICS check or any delayed/denied responses received from the FBI.  

The staff at Bear Arms Indoor Shooting Range reserves the right to deny the sale or transfer of a firearm for any reason, which includes but is not limited to the Transferee/Buyer of the firearm refusing to provide required state documentation in accordance with both federal and state firearm laws, the refusal to fill out the ATF Firearm Transaction Record (Form 4473) in its entirety (defined as any and all applicable questions, subquestions, and/or Transferee/Buyer sections), rude, malicious, or dangerous behavior to staff members and/or patrons of the store.