You also must be at least 21 years of age with a clean criminal history. A secure environment may also required as well as adhering to any State of Arizona , local or community laws, including zoning requirements if required. You must be a legal resident of the United States. If you have served our country in any of the armed services you must have had an honorable discharge.
You must not have been a psychological patient or a user of controlled substances. View the FFL eligibility requirements. Getting an FFL license in Arizona may enable you to purchase firearms and ammo at dealer prices. This may enable you to start a great new business or hobby.
License Types There are 9 different types of licenses that are available to FFL dealers in AZ and each one gives you different options when it comes to handling, importing, repairing, manufacturing and selling firearms in Arizona. Type 02 FFL License Pawnbroker in Firearms Other Than Destructive Devices The type 02 license allows Arizona pawnbrokers the ability to take in and return to the person who holds the pawn ticket, firearms that they have loaned money on.
Type 06 FFL License Manufacturer of Ammunition for Firearms The type 06 license allows Arizona ammunition manufacturers to manufacture ammunition with the exception of armor piercing rounds and sell to the general public. Type 09 FFL License Dealer in Destructive Devices The type 09 license allows you the ability to deal in title 1 firearms and those items which are considered destructive devices by the National Firearms Act.
Type 10 FFL License Manufacturer of Destructive Devices The type 10 License allows you the ability to manufacture Title 1 firearms, ammunition, ammunition components and destructive devices. Arizona will honor all other states concealed carry permits. There is one exception with the Idaho permit as stated in the notes below.
A person must be at least 21 years old to carry a concealed firearm in Arizona. Travel freely and enjoy The Grand Canyon safely and legally.
Learn valuable laws that apply to Arizona, Federal Laws as well as common sense laws and rights that apply to all eligible law abiding citizens.
Arizona currently has signed reciprocity agreements with eight other states. A full list of reciprocity agreements can be viewed on the state website. Which option is right for you? This online course and an in-person meeting with one of our instructors will satisfy the requirements for eligible citizens to submit to the Arizona Department of Public Safety.
This course delivers high quality information, just more conveniently and consistently online. The course is also captioned to allow people with hearing loss to follow along with the course. Additionally during the COVID pandemic, this course is a safe alternative to classrooms filled with strangers and crowded shooting ranges with long lines. This course is developed and presented based on over 30 years of real-world experience with Arizona Laws, Firearms Safety and Training.
The online portion of this course is not an NRA approved class. Helpful Tip: From date your permit is issued from The Arizona Department Of Public Safety, you should make a note on your calendar or set a reminder for 4 years and 10 months to renew your permit. Make a photocopy and take a picture of your permit as a backup. This course is created and presented by an acting Arizona Criminal Defense Attorney. Our team consists of highly skilled training professionals, with a variety of backgrounds including competitive shooters, attorneys, current and former Law Enforcement, Military and NRA Certified Instructors for pistol, rifle and shotgun.
Additionally, we have a number of class formats and can customize learning based on your needs. Our Blended Learning offers a variety of Virtual Training options. This resulted from HB and changed Arizona law under A. The total length of the online course is approximately 3 hours. This course consists of 12 video sections and video lengths varies for each. This comes with a form, multiple fingerprint cards, and an envelope. Complete the form and have your fingerprints taken.
Submit the application form to the permit unit after completing it, along with your fingerprint cards, your certificate of firearm training, and the required fee. Upon the expiry period of your permit, the weapon permit unit will send you a renewal package via mail to your residence address.
This will be ninety days before the exact expiry date. The package will contain the renewal application form and a return envelope. For those who do not receive the application package, there is an option of downloading and printing it online.
Contact the permit unit if you are unable to do this. The renewal permit processing is between ninety days before the permit expires, and sixty days after it expires. If you still need a license after these sixty days, then you have to apply for a new one. Arizona allows the possession of firearms without a permit for non-residents who are at least twenty-one years old.
In Arizona, you can conceal carry with a firearm permit from any part state in the USA. However, this is not important because Arizona is a permitless state, and there is no need for a license to open carry.
You can make use of Arizona handgun permits in these states because they have a reciprocity deal with Arizona. They include the following:. You can make use of Arizona pistol permits in these states, but unlike the previous ones, there are specific requirements you must meet before you conceal carry with an Arizona pistol permit in these states. The states are:.
Just like Arizona, these states do not need a permit for the possession of a firearm within their jurisdiction. They include:. Answers to some of Arizona most frequently asked questions about pistol permits include the following:. No, Arizona is a permitless carry state, and you do not need a license to possess firearms. However, the state still issues a concealed weapon permits.
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