South Carolina Gun/Pistol Dealer Surety Bond

We write $10,000 Gun / Pistol Dealer Bonds in South Carolina.
Our GOOD CREDIT price is $175 for two years.

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South Carolina Pistol Dealer Bonds (also called gun dealer bonds) are required by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division. The required bond amount is $10,000. These gun dealer bonds have a 2 year term.

Most applicants with good credit will qualify for rate indicated. In order to receive your specific quote, we must review your qualifications to determine the lowest possible price. If you have already been declined or nonrenewed by another Surety Company, chances are you will not qualify for this preferred rate.

We have various sureties willing to write bonds for applicants with less than perfect credit, including a special program with very competitive prices for those with just a few credit blemishes.

We find the best possible price for your gun dealer bond given your particular qualifications.

Additional information about this gun dealer bond requirement is as follows:

Obligee - South Carolina Law Enforcement Division
Bond Amount - $10,000.00
Bond Premium - $175.00 for two years
Renewal Document - None.

Preview Bond Form

Click on the No Obligation Quote button to complete our simple, one-page online bonding application. Completing the following application allows the underwriters at BondAbility to provide you with a specific quote for the exact bond you need. After you submit our online application, we will respond with your personalized quote within the hour!

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