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FFL Dealers in Pennsylvania

ATF lists 3,166 active Federal Firearms Licensees in Pennsylvania as of October 2026, in 958 cities and towns. Enter a ZIP code to see the ones nearest you on a map.

3,166Active licensees
3,087In our finder
958Cities and towns
4.2%Of all U.S. licensees

Cities in Pennsylvania with the most FFL dealers

CityDealers in our finder
Pittsburgh, PA42Search near 15237
York, PA37Search near 17404
Quakertown, PA28Search near 18951
Harrisburg, PA26Search near 17109
Easton, PA25Search near 18042
Chambersburg, PA24Search near 17202
Butler, PA23Search near 16001
Erie, PA23Search near 16509
Philadelphia, PA22Search near 19135
Pottstown, PA22Search near 19464
Altoona, PA19Search near 16601
New Castle, PA19Search near 16101
Hanover, PA16Search near 17331
Meadville, PA16Search near 16335
West Chester, PA16Search near 19380
Birdsboro, PA15Search near 19508
Carlisle, PA15Search near 17015
Coatesville, PA15Search near 19320
Milford, PA15Search near 18337
Waynesboro, PA15Search near 17268
Bangor, PA14Search near 18013
Gettysburg, PA14Search near 17325
Greensburg, PA14Search near 15601
Lancaster, PA14Search near 17601
Williamsport, PA14Search near 17701
Bloomsburg, PA13Search near 17815
Johnstown, PA13Search near 15904
Newville, PA13Search near 17241
Reading, PA13Search near 19606
Washington, PA13Search near 15301
Latrobe, PA12Search near 15650
Warminster, PA12Search near 18974
Greenville, PA11Search near 16125
Indiana, PA11Search near 15701
Lebanon, PA11Search near 17042
Muncy, PA11Search near 17756
Stroudsburg, PA11Search near 18360
Allentown, PA10Search near 18102
Douglassville, PA10Search near 19518
Fleetwood, PA10Search near 19522

Pennsylvania licences by type

Licence typeActive in Pennsylvania
Type 01 · Dealer2,207
Type 07 · Manufacturer807
Type 08 · Importer93
Type 10 · Manufacturer of destructive devices33
Type 11 · Importer of destructive devices18
Type 09 · Dealer in destructive devices7
Type 02 · Pawnbroker1

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 Pennsylvania

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. Pennsylvania 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 Pennsylvania? 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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