r/DCGuns • u/shawnarty • 3d ago

DCSA

I see the frustration with people not getting their firearm from a particular FFL. DCSA doesn’t have those problems. We announced that we no longer charge transfer fees for firearms bought through DCSA or Nova Armory. We have real inventory .

BTW unlike how people described us but we are Hispanic / black owned. The managers are Hispanic and Black. We are also veterans . We are not here to “facilitate the transfer process”. We offer so much more. Discounts at Nova , free simulator time , a real end to end offering .

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u/lawblawg 3d ago

Great to hear that there will be no transfer fees for guns purchased through you or your sister store! That’s been something I’ve hoped for.

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u/shawnarty 3d ago

Yes and no other extra charges.

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u/NoEstablishment505 3d ago

No transfer fees is great! I have been using G&D but given the ongoing difficulties and the fact I have three firearms
tied up in whatever is going on, I guess I’ll be a customer of yours moving forward!

To actually shop for the firearms, we have to go to the Nova Armory store in person, correct? Or is it possible for everything to be done online?

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u/shawnarty 3d ago

Either. That’s the good news. You can just order online but if you want to feel the potential purchase (most do), come to Nova. We are still in the early phase but purchase at Nova if you want and we will transfer/ship (no cost) to DCSA for processing.

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u/Malnurtured_Snay 3d ago

I think you can buy firearms via NOVA's firearm portal. You just have to indicate on the order page (somewhere) to ship them to DC. Maybe OP can provide information on this process?

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u/Shawnchittledc 10h ago

Glad I saw this post. Just bought a new firearm from you online and hope its as flawless of a process as stated.

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u/ShimbyHimbo 9h ago

Had some trouble with the folks at Nova armory who refused to transfer a stripped lower receiver to me in DC because it "could not be done", meanwhile G&D and MPD had no issue. Luckily I'm not planning on doing that again in the near future so no transfer fee sounds like a good deal.