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FFL Master Deals operates as a price comparison platform and FFL dealer directory designed to simplify firearm shopping for customers nationwide. Rather than bouncing between individual retailer websites, this platform aggregates current inventory and pricing from trusted dealers, then connects buye...
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FFL Master Deals operates as a price comparison platform and FFL dealer directory designed to simplify firearm shopping for customers nationwide. Rather than bouncing between individual retailer websites, this platform aggregates current inventory and pricing from trusted dealers, then connects buyers with local FFLs for legal transfers.
The service functions in two key parts:
Price Comparison Engine - Search by UPC code, MPN (manufacturer part number), or product name - Real-time pricing updates across multiple dealers - Featured products highlighted for value and availability - Detailed product pages with specs and current pricing
FFL Dealer Locator - Search by ZIP code (2, 5, or 10-mile radius options) - Search by dealer name, city, or state - Access dealer contact information, address, and transfer details - Helps customers understand FFL transfer requirements before purchasing online
The platform tracks inventory across major manufacturers and popular models:
| Category | Example Brands | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| Pistols | SIG Sauer, Springfield, JRC | $300–$1,400+ |
| AR-Platform Rifles | POF, DPMS, ATI, Radical Firearms, Daniel Defense | $370–$2,000+ |
| PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbines) | Grand Power Stribog, KRISS Vector, Maxim Defense | $1,159–$2,246 |
| Short-Barrel Rifles | Q (The Fix, Mini Fix, Honey Badger), Radian Weapons, SIG MCX Rattler | $3,150–$4,479 |
| AK-Platform | Arsenal, Pioneer Hellpup, CMMG Banshee | $641–$1,919 |
| Long-Range/Precision | Pure Precision Products Skeleton rifles (7mm PRC, 6.5 PRC) | $1,213–$2,104 |
| Budget Options | Hi-Point, ATI Alpha Maxx, Radical Firearms | $327–$489 |
Beyond pricing and dealer location, FFL Master Deals publishes guides covering:
The platform educates customers on the federal transfer process:
Why FFLs Matter: When buying firearms online, they cannot ship directly to your home—federal law requires delivery to a licensed FFL dealer who verifies your identity, completes ATF Form 4473, and runs background checks.
What FFLs Typically Ask - Transfer fee (varies by dealer, sometimes discounted for multiple transfers) - Whether advance notice is required - What government ID is needed (varies by state) - How long they hold firearms after delivery - Business hours and peak times
Online vs. In-Store Buying - Online: Select FFL during checkout at retailer → firearm ships to FFL → complete transfer at FFL location - In-Store: Visit local FFL dealer directly → browse available inventory → complete transfer same day
The goal is eliminating the guesswork from online firearm purchases by aggregating prices, clarifying the transfer process, and connecting buyers with legitimate local dealers in their area.
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