Marion firearms licensing requirements, as published | Law Office of Christopher B. O'Brien

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Firearms licensing, as published by the licensing authority

Source: www.marionma.gov/395/Firearms-Permit
Retrieved: 2026-09-16
Last confirmed: Sept. 16, 2026

Firearms Permit | Marion, MA
Attention
Marion Town House Open
Government
Public Safety
Police & Animal Control
Police Forms
Firearms Permit
Firearms Permit
Permits Officer: Sgt. Larry C. Savery
Firearms Permit Fee: $100 cash, check, or money order, made out to the Town of Marion
Firearms Application (PDF)
Firearms Change of Address Form (PDF)
New applicants must first complete a Firearms Safety Class. Classes can be obtained through private instructors available through most gun clubs or applicants may complete a Massachusetts Hunter Safety Course offered through the Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game. To sign up for the processing date, each applicant must sign up in person at the department. Applications can be obtained by downloading the firearms application form from the downloadable forms section of this website. Renewal licenses should not be processed more than 90 days in advance. There is a 90-day grace period for expired licenses. If you have any questions, call 508-748-1212.
For additional information, visit:
Massachusetts Hunter Safety Program
Gun ownership in Massachusetts

Check it against the statute

The provisions a municipal licensing page most often touches: G.L. c. 140, § 131 (licenses to carry), G.L. c. 140, § 121F (applications, suitability, judicial review), G.L. c. 140, § 131P (the safety certificate).