Shotguns
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When it comes to hunting, sport shooting, or home defense, nothing matches the versatility and performance of a shotgun. Whether you're interested in skeet and trap shooting, bird hunting, or deer hunting in states restricting rifle use, buying shotguns online provides convenient access to a range of quality firearms. Our carefully curated shotgun collection includes various gauges, barrel lengths, actions, and leading brands to suit your exact needs. Browse our extensive online inventory and choose the ideal shotgun today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I legally buy shotguns online?
Yes, it is legal to buy shotguns online. After completing your online purchase, the shotgun will ship directly to a licensed FFL dealer of your choice, where you will complete the necessary paperwork and background check.
What should I consider when choosing to buy shotguns online?
When buying shotguns online, consider factors such as gauge, barrel length, action type (pump, semi-automatic, over-under), intended use (hunting, home defense, competitive shooting), and brand reputation. Research product descriptions and specifications carefully to ensure you select the best shotgun for your needs.
Do I need a background check to buy shotguns online?
Yes, purchasing shotguns online still requires a background check. Once your shotgun arrives at your selected FFL dealer, you'll be required to complete an ATF Form 4473 and undergo a federal background check before taking possession of the firearm.
How much does shipping typically cost when I buy shotguns online?
Shipping costs for online shotgun purchases vary depending on factors like the firearm's weight, size, shipping destination, and vendor policies. At our online store, we offer competitive rates and frequently have special offers such as free shipping or reduced fees to help customers save money.
What's the difference between a pump-action, semi-automatic, and break-action shotgun?
Pump-action shotguns require manual cycling by sliding the forend to chamber shells, providing reliability and versatility. Semi-automatic shotguns automatically chamber new rounds when fired, reducing recoil and allowing quicker follow-up shots. Break-action shotguns, including over-under and side-by-side models, feature hinged barrels that break open manually to load ammunition, commonly preferred for hunting and competitive shooting sports.