Description
The Firearm Brokerage service is for a private firearm sale within Queensland where both parties attend our Tingalpa shop. Queensland Police Weapons Licensing requires a sale between two licensed individuals to be brokered by a licensed weapons dealer: the dealer checks both licences and the Permit to Acquire (PTA), completes the dealer certificate on the PTA, has the seller sign the notice of disposal and forwards it to Weapons Licensing so the firearm is transferred to the buyer’s licence.
- Licence and PTA check for buyer and seller
- Firearm serial and category verified against the PTA
- Dealer certificate completed on the PTA (Form 27)
- Notice of disposal signed by the seller and lodged with Weapons Licensing
- Copies retained in the dealer register as required
- Completed in-store at Tingalpa QLD, usually in one visit when all paperwork is in order
FAQ
Why does a private sale need a dealer? Queensland Police state that when acquiring from a licensed individual who is not a weapons dealer, you are required to have the transaction brokered by a licensed weapons dealer. If the firearm is not presented with the PTA, it will not be registered to the buyer’s licence.
What do we need to bring? Buyer: current Queensland weapons licence and the issued PTA for this firearm. Seller: current licence and the firearm (unloaded, cased). Both parties attend.
Does the fee include the PTA? No. The PTA is applied for by the buyer through Queensland Police before the sale; this fee covers 3GT’s brokerage and paperwork only.
Firearms are transferred only to holders of a current Australian firearms licence with the appropriate category and a valid Permit to Acquire. 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Firearms Dealer 50001578, Tingalpa QLD.


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