How much does an FFL transfer cost at MOE'S SPORTING GOODS?

Transfer fees vary by dealer. Most FFL dealers in Byron, NE charge between $20 and $50 per transfer. Contact MOE'S SPORTING GOODS at (402) 236-8619 to confirm their current transfer fee.

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

Yes, Nebraska requires a permit or license to purchase firearms. All purchases through an FFL dealer also require a federal background check.

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

Yes, Nebraska 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).

How many FFL dealers are in Byron, NE?

MOE'S SPORTING GOODS is the only licensed FFL dealer in Byron, Nebraska (population 81). For more options, check FFL dealers in nearby cities across Nebraska.

FFL Dealer in Byron, NE

MOE'S SPORTING GOODS

dealer gunsmith transfers active license

Address	605 Warren ST Byron, NE 68325
Phone	(402) 236-8619
License Type	Dealer in Firearms / Gunsmith
License #	5-47-169-01-8G-01237
License Holder	MOELLER, JAYE LYNN
License Expires	2028-07
County	Thayer

Need an FFL Transfer?

Contact this dealer to confirm transfer fees and availability before shipping your firearm. How the transfer process works →

Call (402) 236-8619

FFL Transfer Info

Most dealers in Byron 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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