Oct 17, 2023
From approx. 433 FFL's, regulated by Maryland State Police, throughout the State of Maryland, BOOM BOOM FIREARMS FFL is in the one-percentile. Of the 433 FFL's, there are only two (2) African-American women-owned in Maryland, and Boom Boom Firearms FFL is honored and proudly located in Upper Marlboro, MD 20774, just minutes from FedEx Field Football Stadium
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. & OXON HILL, Md. - Oct. 17, 2023 - PRLog -- Boom Boom Firearms FFL, is woman-owned, and operated by Mary Jones, a retired 22-year combat USAF Security Forces Soldier & Small Arms Weapons Instructor (CATM), a 20-year retired Atlanta DeKalb County Master Police Officer & DeKalb County Sheriff Deputy Reserve, who knows guns and the serious impact of them. Boom Boom Firearms FFL opened its doors to the public on June 1st 2023, and is operating with integrity and is selling guns responsibly and refusing to sell any firearms when red flags are present. Mary, Maryland's newest black woman-owned firearms dealer, is also the proud owner and operator of Boom Boom Firearms Training LLC, a premier Firearms Training Academy, located in beautiful National Harbor, MD, just across from the MGM, and Tanger Outlet. Since 2017, Team Boom Boom has trained thousands of persons from business owners and civilians throughout the DMV in safe concealed carry weapons handling, and home protection; have trained federal & state agencies, SPOs & LEOSA, using its on-site state-of-the-art Laser Shot Simulator for virtual firearms training, incorporating real world training drills and scenarios, giving students the cutting edge on smart training. Boom Boom Firearms & Training have over 600+ Google Reviews posted from its "Real Students" -- with a 4.9 / 5.0 Rating. Visit our website below and "Book CCW classes Today" --- come out and support our efforts and get your training from the best!
Boom Boom Firearms FFL (Firearms Sales & Transfers)
9701 Apollo Drive, Suite 410-1, Upper Marlboro, MD 20774
www.boomboom1.com; 301-747-3500
Office Hours: 10 AM - 6 PM Tuesday-Saturday; 24/7 Online Store
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