FFL SERVICES
Transfers & More
Did you know that Compass is an FFL? This makes our FFL professionals valuable members of your Second Amendment rights team! We can help facilitate your background checks, handle shipping to the FFL of your choice, consult with you regarding your activity with Compass and, if you are local, make sure to get the item transferred to you quickly, efficiently, and 100% legally.
If you’re looking to utilize the services of an FFL, you’re in the right place. Compass works with top manufacturers, municipalities, and accessory providers to bring you collections with the best selection.
Call 800-729-6466 for FFL services at Compass.
Attention:
To learn more about the background check process, please refer to the NICS E-check website for the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (BSCA) of 2022, signed into law on June 25, 2022. Click Here for more info.
Consign With Compass Auctions
Our FFL status allows us to sell and transfer guns legally. If you’re looking to get some extra cash for your guns, you’re in the right place! Our monthly firearms auctions feature brands like
- Glock
- Sig Sauer
- Winchester
- Smith and Wesson
- Colt and more.
Our consignment process is easy and flexible. Bring your handguns, long rifles, AR pistols, AR rifles, or shotguns and we’ll do the rest. Contact our firearms team today by calling 800-729-6466 or emailing consign@soldoncompass.com to get your gun listed in our next firearms auction.
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