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Federal Firearms Licensees

ATF Federal Firearms Licensee (FFL) Data

77,361 active U.S. Federal Firearms Licensees from the ATF April 2026 publication, plus 51 monthly snapshots back to January 2022 for cohort and churn analysis.

77,361
Active FFL holders
51
Monthly snapshots
Types 01, 02, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11
License types covered
19
Schema columns

Coverage

Jurisdictions
50 states + DC + 4 U.S. territories
Refresh cadence
Monthly (ATF source) + 24-hour Palavir release SLA
Historical depth
51 monthly snapshots back to January 2022
Primary sources
  • ATF Federal Firearms Listings monthly release

Schema

Sample of 9+ delivered columns. Full schema documentation ships with the sample.

ColumnTypeNote
license_region / license_district / license_countystringATF region, district, and county codes.
license_type / license_type_descstringLicense type code with human-readable description.
license_seq_numberstringATF sequence number, primary identifier.
expiration_datedateLicense expiration date.
business_namestringFFL business name. Organizational records only.
premise_address1 / premise_city / premise_state / premise_zipstringPremise address (4 columns).
mail_address1 / mail_city / mail_state / mail_zipstringMailing address (4 columns).
voice_phonestringVoice phone, unformatted.
is_sole_proprietorbooleanSole-prop flag preserved; personal name stripped where true.

Who buys this

Firearms-friendly payment processing

Onboarding lists and BSA/AML compliance prospects for processors specializing in firearms merchant accounts.

FFL insurance underwriting and acquisition

Gun-shop liability, range insurance, and premise coverage prospecting for affinity carriers.

Distributor sales targeting

TAM file for two-step firearms distribution: Davidson's, Lipsey's, RSR, Ellett Brothers, Sports South, Bill Hicks.

Ammunition and components wholesaling

Federal, Winchester, CCI/Speer, MidwayUSA dealer-direct programs.

Compliance and e4473 SaaS prospecting

Audit-prep, A&D Books software, and 4473 inventory vendor outreach.

FFL-friendly banking acquisition

Specialized BSA-compliant business checking at Cogency Bank, Old Glory Bank, Worth Bank.

Market intelligence and cohort analysis

51 months of historical data tracks FFL churn, new-entrant rates by state, and license-type mix shifts over four years.

Pricing tiers

Starter tier checkout is one click. Standard and Enterprise tiers route to a quick scoping conversation before invoice.

Starter Snapshot

$5,000 one-time

Current ATF monthly snapshot, internal use, single seat

Single-campaign prospect list

Most popular

Standard + Historical

$12,000 one-time

Current snapshot + all 51 monthly archive files for cohort/churn analysis

Market sizing and longitudinal modeling

Enterprise Annual

$30,000 per year

Monthly refresh + resale rights + revshare above $250K downstream

Data resellers, embedded data, firearms-vertical SaaS

FAQ

Are Type 03 Collectors of Curios and Relics included?

No. Type 03 is excluded from the public ATF file by statute and is not part of this product.

What about sole-proprietor names?

Sole-prop legal names are stripped at the source build step. The is_sole_proprietor flag is preserved so buyers can still segment without the personal name field.

How current is the file?

ATF publishes a new source file roughly 5 business days after the start of each month. Palavir releases the cleaned sellable file within 24 hours of ATF source publication.

Are there data quality issues across the 51-month archive?

Yes, fully disclosed: April 2022 was not published by ATF at source. January 2022 and March 2023 use slightly different header conventions and are normalized at build time.

Free sample?

Yes. A 10,000-record stratified sample ships free under MNDA within one business day.

Compliance posture

Built from the ATF FOIA-released Federal Firearms Listings, an open public record. Sole-proprietor licensee names are stripped at the source build step. No officer or principal personal-name columns, no consumer credit, no health data, no SSNs.