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FFL dealers in St Petersburg, FL and what they charge to transfer

5 licensed dealers in St Petersburg, from the ATF August 2026 licensee list. Fees come from buyers who used them and from published chain rates. A licence is not a promise: call ahead, because a dealer is never required to accept a transfer from someone else.

Licensed dealers
5
Typical transfer
$25 to $50
With a confirmed fee
2
Since 2021
+2

St Petersburg has 5 licensed dealers today against 3 in January 2021, a rise of 2 (67%).

Every licensed dealer in St Petersburg

  • Cash America Pawn

    1291 34TH St N, St Petersburg 33713 · (727) 328-7712

    PawnbrokerCash America PawnOn the ATF list since 2021

    $25 to $50no fee reported
  • Cash America Pawn

    5499 34TH St N, St Petersburg 33714 · (727) 521-3400

    PawnbrokerCash America PawnOn the ATF list since 2021

    $25 to $50no fee reported
  • Bomar Firearms

    5195 95TH St N, St Petersburg 33708 · (727) 564-3660

    Builds and transfersBuilds firearmsOn the ATF list for 4 of the last 10 checks

    $25 to $50unverified
  • Neefeco Arms

    235 58TH Ave South, St Petersburg 33705 · (813) 786-1026

    DealerOn the ATF list for 4 of the last 10 checks

    $25 to $50unverified
  • Prism Specialties of Suncoast Florida

    4330 28TH St N, St Petersburg 33714 · (727) 342-0848

    DealerOn the ATF list since 2021

    $25 to $50unverified

Florida transfer rules

Every firearm bought online ships to a dealer, never to your door. See what else Florida law requires.

FFL transfers in St Petersburg, asked and answered

How much does an FFL transfer cost in St Petersburg?

Most St Petersburg dealers have never published a rate, so there is no honest average yet. Transfers in Florida typically run $25 to $50. The list above shows every dealer whose fee we do know.

How many gun dealers are there in St Petersburg?

5 licensed dealers hold a current federal firearms licence at an address in St Petersburg, against 3 in January 2021.

Can a gun be shipped to my house in Florida?

No. A firearm bought online ships to a licensed dealer, who runs the Form 4473 and the background check before handing it over. The transfer fee on this page is what that dealer charges for doing it.

Listings come from the ATF August 2026 Federal Firearms Licensee list and exclude licensees operating from a residence. A licence is not an endorsement and licensees are not required to accept transfers from third parties. Fees are reported by buyers, change without notice, and are not a quote.

FFL Dealers in St Petersburg, FL: 5 Licensed Transfer Shops