Guam is home to approximately 15 Federal Firearms License (FFL) holders, serving the firearms needs of this U.S. territory in the Western Pacific. This directory helps Guam residents locate licensed gun dealers and firearms transfer agents on the island. Whether you need to purchase a firearm, complete a transfer, or find a licensed dealer for compliance purposes, our directory helps you connect with FFLs in Guam.
Browse below to find a licensed FFL in Guam.
Obtaining a Federal Firearms License in Guam requires completing several steps through the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). First, you must be at least 21 years old and legally eligible to possess firearms. Submit ATF Form 7, the Application for Federal Firearms License, along with the required fees and photographs. The ATF conducts a thorough background check and an in-person interview at your proposed business location. Guam has territorial firearms regulations administered by the Guam Police Department that dealers must also comply with, including registration and permit requirements. For a complete, step-by-step guide, check out FastBound's FFL guide for Guam.
Federal Firearms License holders in Guam are authorized to engage in various firearms-related business activities depending on their license type. Type 01 Dealers can buy, sell, and repair firearms, making them the most common license type for retail gun stores. Type 07 Manufacturers can produce firearms and ammunition, while also conducting dealer activities. FFLs in Guam work with local authorities to ensure compliance with territorial firearm registration requirements. They can receive firearms shipped from the U.S. mainland, facilitate transfers, and maintain the required records for ATF compliance.
Yes, you can purchase firearms online and have them shipped to a licensed FFL in Guam for transfer. Federal law requires that all firearms purchased online from out-of-state sellers be shipped to a licensed dealer who will process the transfer. The receiving FFL will conduct the required background check before releasing the firearm to you. Due to Guam's remote location, shipping times and costs may be higher than mainland transfers. Before making an online purchase, contact the FFL to confirm they accept transfers and understand the logistics and fees involved. Ensure any firearm purchased complies with Guam's territorial regulations.
Guam has approximately 15 active Federal Firearms License holders serving the island's population. Despite being a small territory, this network of dealers ensures that Guam residents have access to licensed FFLs for firearm purchases, transfers, and related services. Use this directory to find a licensed dealer on the island for your firearms needs.