Did you get denied for your firearm registration?

If you have received a F.B.I. denial email from G&D FFL, click the link below to file an appeal or
find out why your firearm registration was denied. Please include your NICS Transaction Number
​(NTN) when submitting an appeal. Please visit the ​3rd section down:
​"I Was Denied a Firearm—What Happens Now?"

Find Out Why/Appeal

Now, what happens with your firearm?

Per our company policy applicants who choose to appeal the decision from NICS (FBI) must forward
all documents from NICS regarding the appeal to G&D by email at [email protected]

If the applicant does not wish to appeal, they must contact the store where they purchased
the firearm and request a refund. If that store agrees, the customer shall be responsible
for all shipping fees. Once proof is emailed to us that the seller will accept the refund,
we will transfer the firearm back to the store. 
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If the applicant fails to update G&D monthly on the appeals process,
the firearm will accrue storage fees. ​The storage fee is $25 each month.
​After 150 days the firearm will become property of G&D.

Contact Us About Your Denial

Need Help Expunging Your Record Or Restoring Gun Rights?

One of our focuses is assisting and educating people who may need assistance expunging their record. We have connected with a phenomenal expungement law firm who has successfully removed charges for many of our clients. Ultimately, changing their lives. We are committed to helping responsible citizens achieve their right to firearm ownership.

The Legal Courthouse

The legal courthouse is a private law firm for the people. TLC can help you expunge your record and restore your firearm ownership rights. They have worked with many G&D FFL clients and we highly recommend reaching out to this firm.  

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George Lyons at Arsenal Attorneys

George L. Lyon, Jr. has represented clients in complex legal matters for more than 35 years as a member of the Virginia, District of Columbia and Supreme Court bars, as well as the bars of several lower federal courts. He is an experienced litigator in both civil and administrative forums, as well as before appellate courts. Areas of the law of particular interest to Mr. Lyon are: constitutional law, communications law, employment law, business disputes, and criminal defense. Mr. Lyon was one of the original plaintiffs in the landmark United States Supreme Court decision, District of Columbia v. Heller.

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