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Gun Transfers

Transfers for pre-established customers only


Federal law mandates that guns may only be shipped to/from a Federal Firearms Licensed (FFL) dealer like Frog Arms, LLC.

Pre-established customers contact:

Frog Arms, LLC
(615) 854-8709 or Rick.Froggatt@frogarms.com

Tennessee Bureau of Investigations (TBI)
Tennessee Instant Check System (TICS) fee:

$10.00

Transfer Fee:

$35.00

Tax (9.75%)

$3.41

Total Cost:

$48.41

Frog Arms, LLC accepts payment types from all major credit cards, debit cards, and cash.

Frog Arms, LLC reserves the right to sell any transfer not picked up within 30 days after notifying the customer that the firearm is ready for pick up.

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