Gunsmiths in Maryland earn $54,100 per year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. If you're interested in firearm customization, repair, and a hands-on career, here's how to become a gunsmith in Maryland.
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Gunsmiths in Maryland earn an average of $54,100 per year, according to BLS.
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How do I become a gunsmith in Maryland?
Complete a gunsmithing course, apply for an FFL, and get hands-on experience.
What is the salary of a gunsmith in Maryland?
Gunsmiths earn $54,100/year on average per BLS.
How long is gunsmith school?
Most programs last from 6 months to 2 years.
Do you need a license to be a gunsmith in Maryland?
Yes. You must have an FFL license from the ATF.
Becoming a gunsmith in Maryland blends craftsmanship with a steady career. With the right training and an FFL, you can work in shops, start your own service, or specialize in restoration or custom builds.
Start your training today at Dreambound and launch your career in firearms repair and customization.
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Formal education isn’t required, but it gives you a competitive edge. Many aspiring gunsmiths enroll in vocational programs to learn:
To work legally, Maryland gunsmiths need a Federal Firearms License (FFL) from the ATF.
You must have an FFL to repair, modify, or sell firearms in Maryland.
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