465 FFL Dealers in Montana — Compare Transfer Fees & Reviews
Find 465 licensed FFL dealers in Montana for safe, legal firearms transfers. WeaponDepot connects you with verified dealers across Montana who offer competitive transfer fees, consignment services, and expert guidance through the purchase process.
Network Data: 465 verified FFL dealers | Transfer fees: $15–$75 | Updated: 2026-09-10
Featured FFL Dealers in Montana
- Granite Ammunition Inc — Drummond, MT
- Montana Tactical Firearms Instruction Inc — Three Forks, MT
- Joe Cantrell Fly And Tackle Shop — St Regis, MT
- Custom Shop LLC — Hamilton, MT
- Beartooth Guns — Billings, MT
- Noreen Firearms LLC — Belgrade, MT
- Shelby Paint And Hardware — Shelby, MT
- Hill Rod And Gun Company — Bozeman, MT
- Hathorne Gunsmithing LLC — Plains, MT
- Modern Pawn Inc — Helena, MT
- Minuteman Firearms — Helena, MT
- U Bar Guns And Ammo LLC — Big Timber, MT
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Why Use an FFL Dealer?
Federal law requires all interstate firearm purchases to be transferred through a licensed Federal Firearms License (FFL) dealer. When you buy a firearm on WeaponDepot, it ships directly to your chosen FFL dealer in Montana, where you'll complete the required background check and paperwork.
What to Expect
- Transfer fees typically range from $15–$75
- Valid government photo ID required
- NICS background check completed on-site
- Most transfers completed same day
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I find an FFL dealer in Montana?
- Browse our directory of licensed FFL dealers in Montana. Each dealer profile includes transfer fees, hours, services offered, and customer reviews to help you choose the right dealer.
- How much do FFL transfer fees cost in Montana?
- FFL transfer fees in Montana typically range from $15 to $75 per firearm. Fees vary by dealer and may include additional charges for multiple firearms or special services.
- What do I need to pick up a firearm from an FFL in Montana?
- You'll need a valid government-issued photo ID and must pass a NICS background check. Montana may have additional requirements — check our Montana gun laws page for details.