BROWSE

SUNSHINE STATE ARMS

Residential
Gun Shop

ABOUT THIS FFL

Sunshine State Arms is a highly rated (5.0/5 stars) home-based gun shop located at 4481 Southwest 62nd Loop, Ocala, FL 34474. Specializing primarily in firearms, Sunshine State Arms operates under FFL license number 1-59-083-07-6G-53181 with a Type 07 license, valid until July 1, 2026. Led by Scott Demaris, this trusted local dealer is known for manufacturing affordable, quality AR-15 rifles and pistols, catering to both new and experienced shooters. While Sunshine State Arms does not offer a shooting range, it provides comprehensive firearm transfer services with transparent fees: $25 for handguns, $25 for long guns, and $15 for other transfers. As an established residential FFL dealer, they handle all firearm transfers efficiently and securely, ensuring compliance with federal regulations. Customers appreciate the personalized service and expert knowledge available at this Ocala-based firearms dealer. Whether you’re looking to purchase custom AR-15 builds or need reliable firearm transfer assistance, Sunshine State Arms offers a convenient and trusted option in the local gun market. Contact Scott Demaris at (352) 812-6198 or visit https://www.sunshinestatearms.com/ to learn more and experience their exceptional service firsthand.

THIS FFL DEALER OFFERS

handyman

gunsmithing

co_present

training

point_scan

range

sell

retail

TRANSFER FEES

Handgun

$25

Long Gun

$25

Other Firearms

$15

Extra NICS

$5

NFA

-

Discounts for multiple firearms

-

RATING & REVIEWS

5.0

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Outstanding • 6 Reviews

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5

(6 Reviews)

MONDAY

09:00 AM – 04:00 PM

TUESDAY

09:00 AM – 04 er

WEDNESDAY

09:00 AM – 04:00 PM

THURSDAY

09:00 AM – 04:00 PM

FRIDAY

09:00 AM – 04:00 PM

SATURDAY

12:00 PM – 04:00 PM

SUNDAY

Closed

352-812-6198 call

4481 SOUTHWEST 62ND LOOP OCALA FL 34474

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license id
1-59-083-07-6G-53181
license type
07 - Manufacturer of Firearms
expiry date
7/1/2026
owner
Scott Demaris