How much does an FFL transfer cost at Craftguard Metal Finishing Services Llc?

Transfer fees vary by dealer. Most FFL dealers in Waterloo, IA charge between $20 and $50 per transfer. Contact Craftguard Metal Finishing Services Llc at (319) 232-2959 to confirm their current transfer fee.

Do I need a permit to buy a gun in Iowa?

No, Iowa does not require a separate permit to purchase firearms. There is no waiting period. A federal NICS background check is required for all purchases through an FFL dealer.

Can I carry a concealed weapon in Iowa without a permit?

Yes, Iowa is a constitutional carry state. Residents and eligible visitors can carry a concealed firearm without a permit. You must still meet federal age requirements (21+ for handguns). Some locations remain off-limits — check state law for restricted zones.

What is a Dealer in Firearms / Gunsmith?

A Type 01 FFL (Dealer in Firearms / Gunsmith) is the most common federal firearms license. It authorizes the holder to buy and sell firearms, perform gunsmithing services, and process firearm transfers from online purchases. All sales require a federal background check (NICS).

Craftguard Metal Finishing Services Llc

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Address	3624 Logan Ave Waterloo, IA 50703
Phone	(319) 232-2959
License Type	Dealer in Firearms / Gunsmith
License #	5-42-013-01-7C-35396
License Holder	CRAFTGUARD METAL FINISHING SERVICES LLC
License Expires	2027-03
County	Black Hawk

Need an FFL Transfer?

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FFL Transfer Info

Most dealers in Waterloo charge between $20–$50 per transfer. You'll need a valid government-issued photo ID and must pass an NICS background check.

When buying a firearm online, provide this dealer's FFL information to the seller. The firearm will be shipped here, and you'll complete the transfer paperwork (Form 4473) in person.

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