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Yes, you can browse and purchase firearms through our website. Please note that all firearm purchases must comply with federal and state regulations.

We offer a wide variety of new & used firearms, including handguns, rifles, shotguns, and custom firearms. Our inventory includes options for both beginners and experienced shooters.

Florida is a state that is known for its strong support of gun rights, and in particular its lack of any gun registration laws. Unlike many other states, Florida does not require gun owners to register their weapons or keep any lists or records of private firearms. Furthermore, Florida also bans the private keeping or possession of firearm registries, ensuring that citizens can own and use firearms without worrying about undue government surveillance. This pro-gun stance has made Florida a popular destination for those looking to protect their Second Amendment rights, and has made Florida a leader in upholding the constitutional right to bear arms. 

It is common knowledge that in order to purchase a handgun in Florida, you must be a resident of the state. However, this does not apply to long guns, which can be purchased by individuals who are residents of other states so long as the sale complies with applicable laws in their state of residence. Additionally, if you are a part-time resident of Florida, you may also purchase a handgun or long gun, provided that you meet all other legal requirements for firearm ownership.  

Florida does not require a permit to purchase a firearm. 

When purchasing a firearm in Sarasota County, there is a waiting period of three days, excluding weekends and state holidays. While some counties may extend this waiting period to up to five days, the waiting period in Sarasota County is relatively short compared to other jurisdictions in the state. However, individuals who hold a Florida Concealed Weapons License are exempt from this waiting period and may purchase firearms at their convenience. 

No. 

1. Convicted of a felony (or equivalent)
2. Fugitive from justice
3. Unlawful user or addicted to a controlled substance
4. Adjudicated mentally defective or involuntarily committed to treatment
5. Illegal alien
6. Dishonorable discharge from the US Armed Forces
7. Renounced United States citizenship
8. Active protection order (restraining order, injunction for protection, etc.)
9. Convicted of a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence
10. Under indictment or information for a felony

In addition to federal law, Florida law prohibits persons who:
 

• Are adjudicated delinquent of a crime that would have been a felony if committed by an adult until the age of 24 or until record is expunged.
• Receive “Adjudication Withheld” on any felony or on a misdemeanor crime of domestic violence and three years has not yet lapsed since the completion of sentencing provisions.
• were recently arrested for a potentially disqualifying crime which has not been dismissed or disposed of in court.

Federal law classifies marijuana as a Schedule I controlled substance under the Controlled Substances Act. As such, it is illegal for anyone who is an "unlawful user of medical marijuana" to possess or receive firearms or ammunition, and it is also illegal for anyone to sell firearms or ammunition to someone whom they know to be an unlawful user of medical marijuana.

"Any person who uses or is addicted to marijuana, regardless of whether his or her State has passed legislation authorizing marijuana use for medicinal purposes, is an unlawful user of or addicted to a controlled substance, and is prohibited by Federal law from possessing firearms or ammunition..."

In the State of Florida you need to be 21 to purchase any type of firearm. 

You can buy a decent gun for around $300 and go up from there. Budgeting for around $550-$600 will increase you options. 

Background checks can take 30 seconds to multiple days, but most only take a few minutes. Always allow enough time when purchasing a firearm for delays. 

We recommend keeping your new gun packaged in the box and stored safely inside the vehicle out of sight. If you have purchased an item from our store, keep it in the big red bag. 

When selecting a firearms training course, it's important to consider the instructor's qualifications. Are they certified by a respected agency or organization? Do they have experience as a law enforcement officer (They have enforced the laws they are teaching you and had to carry 24/7)? It also helps to make sure that the course will meet your specific needs, such as if you're seeking a concealed weapons license or just looking to learn basic firearms safety. Additionally, it's crucial that the course covers relevant gun laws in your State. After all, understanding firearms legislation is just as important as knowing how to handle a gun properly. With careful consideration of these factors, you can ensure that you receive quality firearms training and education.

Why get hung up on positions? You might be sitting in a car, laying bed, behind your desk at work or walking through the mall. The point is that you need to train for every possibility! You cannot just WILL yourself into getting ready because you can be in different positions that could require different shooting techniques - which also means train!

Every time you use it. Your gun should be cleaned as often and in the same manner that you wash your dishes. Not only are you cleaning your gun but you are looking for any broken, missing or defective parts. If you are not frequently firing the gun but carrying it everyday we suggest wiping the gun down with a gun rag at least once a week. If the gun is sitting there in storage wipe it down every other month. 

Yes, we can handle firearm transfers. Please contact us for details and any applicable fees.

When you purchase a firearm online or from another dealer, you can have it shipped to us for the transfer. We handle the necessary paperwork and background checks to ensure the transfer complies with federal and state laws. Have the shoo email us at [email protected] 

Yes, we charge a fee for processing firearm transfers. Please contact us for the current fee schedule. Avoid fees by buying local. 

The transfer process typically takes a few days, depending on shipping times and the completion of background checks and 3 day wait if you don't have a CWL. We will notify you once your firearm is ready for pickup.

Yes, private party transfers can be conducted through our store. Both parties will need to be present and provide the necessary identification and paperwork.

If you fail the background check, the firearm will not be transferred to you. We will return the firearm to the sender or hold it until the issue is resolved, subject to our policies and any applicable fees.

Yes, we do buy firearms as well as knives. 

We purchase a wide range of firearms, including handguns, rifles, shotguns, and antique firearms. Please contact us if you have specific questions about a firearm you wish to sell.

Yes, you will need to provide a valid government-issued ID.

The value of your firearm is determined based on its condition, age, brand, model, and current market demand. Our experts will conduct a thorough evaluation to offer you a fair price.

Yes, we offer trade-in options where you can use the value of your current firearm towards the purchase of a new one. Visit our store for more details on the trade-in process.

Ensure the firearm is unloaded and safely secured before bringing it to the store. We also recommend contacting us beforehand to schedule an evaluation.