FFL Transfers in Chattanooga: Dealers and Fees
Chattanooga has plenty of FFLs, but few publish transfer fees online — so this guide is shorter on hard numbers and honest about it. Call before you ship. Updated October 2026.
Chattanooga transfer options
| Dealer | Area | Transfer fee |
|---|---|---|
| NFA Transfer | East Brainerd | ~$35 first firearm incl. the $10 check — confirm by phone |
| Sportsman's Warehouse | Chattanooga | accepts transfers; fee not published — call |
| Roland Firearms | Shadow Point Cir | not published — call |
Hixson, East Ridge, Ooltewah and Cleveland buyers: any licensed dealer who accepts transfers can receive your order. If your regular shop isn't listed, just name them at checkout.
Georgia-line note
Handguns must transfer in your state of residence — North Georgia buyers (Ringgold, Fort Oglethorpe, Dalton) should choose a Georgia FFL instead of a Chattanooga one.
Order online, pick up in Chattanooga
Pick anything from the catalog — handguns, rifles, shotguns — name one of the dealers above at checkout (or let us assign one near you at no additional cost), and complete the Form 4473 and $10 TICS check at pickup. Tennessee has no waiting period. Full process: how buying a gun online works · statewide fee guide.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a transfer cost in Chattanooga?
Expect the statewide independent-shop range of roughly $25-50 plus the $10 TBI check, but confirm with your chosen dealer — few Chattanooga shops publish rates.
Can Tennessee Guns assign a dealer for me?
Yes — leave the dealer field blank at checkout and we assign a licensed dealer close to you at no additional cost.
Does Tennessee add a waiting period?
No. Once your TICS check clears at the dealer, you take the firearm home.