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Craig, during the checkout process you will have to select an FFL dealer in your area from a list based on your location. Highlighted ones are "preferred dealers" that basically have an agreement to accept all transfers, while the rest can accept transfers you just need to contact them first and and tell them you plan to purchase a firearm that will be sent to them. The gun will ship to whatever dealer you selected and once they receive it they should contact you to set up a time to have you come fill out a form 4473 (dealer should have it, don't need to bring one) and so long as that form and the NICS background check they run is not denied for any reason, you can then accept the firearms. Many if not all FFLs charge a small transfer fee (where I am this is usually $25 but may vary dealer to dealer) so just have an accepted form of payment and an ID with you when you go to pickup.