First, you need to separate the idea of the "sale" and the legal transfer. The sale portion is the exchange of cash for goods and has no bearing on the firearm portion. The legal transfer is where the firearm actually gets transferred from us, the dealer, to you, the individual.

That being said, you would place your order and during the checkout process, most sellers have some sort of FFL finder in which you enter a zip code and can pick an FFL in your area. Once we are selected, the seller typically has all our info on file already and nothing further is required. If we are not on file, or if they do not maintain a database, they may ask you to have us e-mail a copy of our license to them. This is also very common, please reach out to us at: ffl@ragnarokarms.com if the latter is the case.

If you do not have a Michigan CPL and are purchasing a pistol or what is considered a pistol in the state of MI (a weapon with an OAL of less than 26" in the operable condition), you will first need to visit your local police station and obtain a license to purchase (LTP/RI-010). CPL holders are exempt from this requirement.

Finally, once the firearm arrives, we will contact you. You do not need to call asking for the status of your firearm, typically, we will call you the same day it arrives and can usually accommodate a pickup the same day as well. We'll schedule a time for you to come in and pickup your firearm, fill out the necessary paperwork, do the background check, and pay the transfer fee. The paperwork and background check must all be done at the time of the transfer.