FAQ
Welcome to our FAQ page! Here you’ll find answers to the most common questions about purchasing firearms, ammunition, and accessories from Raptor Armory. If your question isn’t answered here, feel free to contact us directly.
What types of firearms do you sell?
We sell a wide range of firearms including handguns, rifles, shotguns, AR-style platforms, and more from trusted manufacturers.
Do you offer gunsmithing or repair services?
Yes, we provide basic gunsmithing, cleaning, and maintenance services. Contact us for details or a quote.
What if I’m denied a background check?
If your background check is denied, we cannot complete the sale. You will receive instructions on how to appeal the decision through the FBI or ATF.
Are used guns guranteed to work?
Yes! All used firearms are thoroughly inspected, cleaned, and tested by well trained professionals before being sold.
Do you sell ammunition and accessories?
Yes! We carry a full line of ammunition, optics, cleaning supplies, holsters, magazines, and more.
Are there any firearms or accessories you do not sell?
We comply with all federal, state, and local laws. Some items may be restricted based on your location (e.g., high-capacity magazines, certain rifles). Please check your state laws or ask us.
What do I need to Purchase a firearm?
A valid government-issued photo ID is required, and all buyers must pass a background check (NICS). In the state of Florida, you must be 21 years of age or older to purchase firearms or ammunition with the exception of military or law enforcement in which you can purchase a rifle or shotgun at 18 years or older with valid ID.
Can I buy a firearm online from your store?
Yes. However, firearms purchased online must be shipped to a licensed FFL dealer in your area for pickup and transfer.
Can I return a firearm or ammunition?
All firearm and ammunition sales are final. If there is a defect or issue, we will work with the manufacturer to resolve it.
Can I purchase a gun from your shop if i live out of state?
If purchasing a handgun, you must be a Florida resident. If you are a non resident, the handgun will need to be shipped to a Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder in your state of residency to take possession of the firearm there.
If purchasing a Long gun (rifle/shotgun), a non-resident can purchase a rifle or shotgun provided the sale complies with the purchaser’s residency state laws.
Note: All information is subject to change based on current federal, state, and local laws. Please consult legal counsel or your local authorities if you have questions about firearms regulations in your area.