Transfer References & Resources
Dated educational material for used suppressor buyers and sellers. Rules can change and may apply differently by item, party, and location. Your selected independent FFL—not these pages—determines the current transfer process.
StampSwap Transfer Policy
Start here: every marketplace transaction requires an independent FFL, who determines and completes the current lawful transfer path.
How to Sell a Suppressor: Complete Guide for Private Party Sales
Everything you need to know about selling a used suppressor — legal requirements, pricing strategies, the transfer process, and where to find buyers in the $0 tax stamp era.
Legacy Reference: Form 4 Transfer Process
A complete walkthrough of the ATF Form 4 transfer process for private party NFA transactions. Covers individual and trust registrations, required documents, eForms vs. paper, and common mistakes.
Legacy Reference: Form 4 Questions Explained
What the ATF actually asks on a Form 4 — certification questions, CLEO info, responsible persons, and more, in plain English.
Historical Reference: The $0 Tax Stamp Change
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act eliminated the $200 NFA tax stamp effective January 1, 2026. Here is what changed, what stayed the same, and why it matters for the used NFA market.
Legacy Transfer Guide
Understand how an NFA item legally moves from seller to buyer, and which forms cover each leg.
Shipping Guide — for dealers
Reference for licensed FFL/SOT dealers on legally shipping NFA items between dealers. Private sellers do not ship interstate themselves.
Interactive Tools
Utilities to help you complete a transfer correctly — things you do, not just read.
Legacy Form 4 Reference
A historical walkthrough to use only when your independent dealer says the Form 4 process applies.
State Rules Reference
Review a dated starting point, then confirm the current rules with your selected FFL.
Independent FFL Directory
Find a verified dealer to review and complete a StampSwap transaction.