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FFL Dealers in Georgia

ATF lists 2,383 active Federal Firearms Licensees in Georgia as of October 2026, in 428 cities and towns. Enter a ZIP code to see the ones nearest you on a map.

2,383Active licensees
2,292In our finder
428Cities and towns
3.1%Of all U.S. licensees

Cities in Georgia with the most FFL dealers

CityDealers in our finder
Cumming, GA37Search near 30040
Macon, GA37Search near 31210
Marietta, GA37Search near 30066
Brunswick, GA29Search near 31525
Gainesville, GA29Search near 30501
Dallas, GA28Search near 30157
Alpharetta, GA27Search near 30004
Columbus, GA27Search near 31907
Rome, GA26Search near 30165
Savannah, GA25Search near 31406
Atlanta, GA23Search near 30306
Newnan, GA23Search near 30263
Winder, GA23Search near 30680
Warner Robins, GA22Search near 31093
Blairsville, GA21Search near 30512
Dalton, GA21Search near 30721
Covington, GA20Search near 30014
Griffin, GA20Search near 30223
Jesup, GA20Search near 31545
Kennesaw, GA20Search near 30152
Cartersville, GA19Search near 30120
Valdosta, GA19Search near 31601
Bainbridge, GA18Search near 39817
Roswell, GA18Search near 30076
Athens, GA17Search near 30606
Douglasville, GA17Search near 30134
Statesboro, GA17Search near 30458
Woodstock, GA17Search near 30188
Buford, GA16Search near 30519
Canton, GA16Search near 30115
Toccoa, GA16Search near 30577
Acworth, GA15Search near 30101
Loganville, GA15Search near 30052
Tifton, GA15Search near 31794
Waycross, GA15Search near 31501
Augusta, GA14Search near 30901
Calhoun, GA14Search near 30701
Lagrange, GA14Search near 30240
Lawrenceville, GA14Search near 30043
Ringgold, GA14Search near 30736

Georgia licences by type

Licence typeActive in Georgia
Type 01 · Dealer1,203
Type 07 · Manufacturer697
Type 02 · Pawnbroker395
Type 08 · Importer56
Type 10 · Manufacturer of destructive devices18
Type 11 · Importer of destructive devices11
Type 09 · Dealer in destructive devices3

For a transfer from an online seller you normally want a Type 01 dealer or a Type 02 pawnbroker. Many Type 07 manufacturers also take transfers. What the licence types mean.

Getting a firearm transferred in Georgia

When you buy a firearm online or from another state, the seller ships it to a licensed dealer, not to you. You pick the dealer, the dealer receives the firearm, and you complete ATF Form 4473 and a background check in person before taking it home. Dealers set their own transfer fees and policies, so call first to confirm they will accept the shipment. Georgia may add its own rules on top of federal law, such as waiting periods, permits or restrictions on certain firearms; your dealer will know what applies.

Own a shop in Georgia? Add your website and hours to your listing, free. Figures come from the list of active licensees ATF publishes monthly; "in our finder" leaves out chain stores that do not take transfers and dealers who asked not to be listed. FFL Connect is not affiliated with ATF and this page is not legal advice.

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