Firearms
Handguns, rifles, and shotguns that meet Florida's qualifying criteria
Florida 2026 sales tax holiday
Qualifying firearms, ammunition, suppressors, and select firearm accessories are exempt from Florida sales tax September 1 through December 31, 2026.
Florida's 2026 Hunting, Fishing & Camping Sales Tax Holiday runs from September 1 through December 31, 2026. During this period, qualifying firearms, ammunition, suppressors, and select firearm accessories are exempt from Florida sales tax when purchased from a licensed Florida retailer.
Crum & Co. Outdoors is a licensed Florida FFL dealer located at 76 Market Street, Unit B, Apalachicola, FL 32320. Qualifying purchases made in our store during the holiday period are eligible for the exemption.
Handguns, rifles, and shotguns that meet Florida's qualifying criteria
Qualifying ammunition for eligible firearms
Suppressors listed as qualifying firearm accessories by the Florida DOR
Qualifying firearm accessories as defined by the Florida DOR
Florida Sales Tax Holiday
NFA information
Suppressors and silencers are specifically listed by the Florida Department of Revenue as qualifying firearm accessories during the 2026 Hunting, Fishing & Camping Sales Tax Holiday.
That means an eligible suppressor purchased during the September 1 through December 31 holiday period may qualify for the Florida sales tax exemption.
Suppressors and silencers are included among eligible accessories under Florida's 2026 Hunting, Fishing & Camping Sales Tax Holiday. Separately, ATF issued new federal NFA nonenforcement guidance effective October 9, 2026. Eligible suppressor transfers may now qualify for processing without mandatory Form 4 approval under federal policy, although Form 4473, background checks, applicable state laws and other transfer requirements still apply. Voluntary Form 4 registration remains available. Note that the Florida sales tax exemption and the $0 federal NFA transfer tax are two separate and distinct benefits.
The holiday applies to specific qualifying items as defined by Florida law. Not all firearms, accessories, or related products are included. Items must meet the Florida DOR's qualifying criteria to be exempt.
Consult the official Florida DOR guidance or ask in store if you have questions about whether a specific item qualifies.
Review the official Florida Department of Revenue guidance for complete product eligibility details, qualifying criteria, and retailer requirements.
View Official Florida DOR GuidanceVisit us at 76 Market Street, Unit B, Apalachicola during the holiday period. Our team can help you identify qualifying items and answer questions about the exemption.