Rt 2 Brarms

RT2BR Arms operates as a federally licensed firearms dealer in South Carolina, built around a core principle: customer privacy and straightforward compliance with federal law.

• •Firearm Transfers - Complete ATF Form 4473 processing and NICS background checks for buyer eligibility verification
• •Internet Purchases - Receive firearms shipped from other dealers and handle the transfer paperwork
• •Private Sales - Facilitate transfers between individuals with proper documentation
• •Multiple Handgun Purchases - Process ATF Form 3310.4 reporting for multiple pistol/revolver purchases within 5-day periods

South Carolina does not require gun registration. Federal registration is only required for NFA items (fully automatic firearms, suppressors, short-barrel rifles/shotguns), which require a $200 tax stamp and BATF registration.

RT2BR Arms is not a Class 3 FFL dealer and does not handle NFA items. Their focus is on standard handguns, rifles, and shotguns.

Every transfer through an FFL involves:

1. Firearm identification (Form 4473 Section A) 2. Buyer eligibility attestation and personal information (Section B) 3. Verification method documentation (Section C)

• •Key Privacy Detail: NICS background check records are destroyed by the next operational day. The FBI retains no information about the firearm itself—only eligibility verification. If you have a South Carolina Concealed Weapons Permit, NICS isn't required at all.

Dealer records (Form 4473) are kept for 20 years. If the dealer closes, records transfer to BATF.

Federal law identifies who cannot own firearms—South Carolina adds no additional restrictions. Those ineligible include people convicted of crimes punishable by over one year imprisonment, fugitives, unlawful drug users, those adjudicated mentally incompetent, illegal aliens, dishonorably discharged service members, and those subject to domestic violence restraining orders.

Age requirements: 18+ for rifles/shotguns, 21+ for handguns.

Founded by Tom Clark - rt2brarms.com and logo copyrighted 2013.