Firearm transfers are $50 per item. The Maryland State Police fee for all regulated firearm transactions is $10.
Any firearm which is transferred and is not Maryland legal, will be subject to a $75 fee, plus return shipping cost to the original FFL.
Eastern Armory Inc applies a $5 storage fee assessed per day beginning 30 days after we receive the firearm for non-regulated and regulated firearm transfers. Be aware that if you do not have a Handgun Qualification License (HQL), or if the firearm is not on the Maryland Handgun Roster, you will likely incur the storage fees.
All regulated firearms must be picked up within 30 days of 77R application approval or they will incur a $5.00 per day storage fee.
Any non-regulated, regulated, MD legal, or MD prohibited item which is not picked up in 90 days becomes the property of Eastern Armory Inc, excluding items regulated under the National Firearms Act (NFA).
NFA transfers are $90 and not subject to storage fees while awaiting Form 4 approval.
Any transferred NFA item which has not had a Form 4 submitted to ATF within 30 days of receipt will be charged a storage fee of $5 per day after the 30 day period.
Any NFA item which has not had a Form 4 submitted within 6 months, without written permission, becomes property of Eastern Armory Inc.
In accordance with state law, we cannot transfer or modify magazines with a capacity higher than 10 rounds. Local, State, and Federal Law Enforcement Officials with appropriate credentials are exempt.
Please let us know that you are having a firearm shipped/transferred to us a phone call or email to store@easternarmory.com
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