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Posted: 9/26/2016 5:47:32 PM EDT
Just curious.
I have paid as low as $10, or as high as $35. I have heard about $50 in rural areas. Right now I have a pawnshop doing it for $25. Still hate adding that on, but it's cheaper than taxes. |
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$25 for the first (same transaction) - and $15 for each after that.
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I charge $25. $5 of that goes directly to the state for the NICS check. FL uses FDLE instead of the FBI system.
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I found a kid doing FFL transfers out of his dad's ACE Hardware store for free.
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$25.00, $35.00 or $100.00. My LGS, from their site: There are 3 types of firearm transactions in California, each with their own set of fees: 1) Dealer Purchase. A customer buys a firearm directly from us. We procure the firearm, and handle all the appropriate paperwork. We incorporate our fees in the price of the gun, but you are responsible for paying the DROS (Dealers Record Of Sale) fee, which is currently $25, plus any applicable sales tax. 2) Face-to-Face Private Party Transaction (PPT). A customer buys a firearm from another private party, in person. The firearm is not shipped to our store; rather the buyer and seller meet at our store and conduct the sale in person. We process the paperwork on behalf of the buyer and seller; the buyer pays for the DROS, plus a $10 processing fee. If the firearm does not include a CA Certified gun lock, the buyer must purchase one from us. Both parties must be present at least one hour before we close for us to do the transaction. 3) Non-Local firearm transaction. A customer buys a firearm from another dealer or private party, either in person or online. The firearm is shipped to us, and the buyer comes into our store to complete the transaction. The buyer is responsible for the DROS fee, a $75 processing fee, plus applicable sales tax. In addition, if the firearm does not include a CA Certified gun lock, the buyer must purchase one from us. If multiple rifles or shotguns are brought in from the same source, the $75 processing fee applies to the first firearm only, plus $10 for each additional firearm up to 5 total. Note that the processing fee for handguns is $75 per handgun because each handgun requires a separate DROS. You must fill out a Firearms Transfer Form and fax, email, or deliver a copy to us prior to the firearm(s) being received. |
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$25 from mine. If I have multiple things in one order, he only charges me $25 for the whole batch.
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The one I use charges $60!!! I just used them today as a matter of fact. The only other gun shop I have been to will not ship firearms for us for liability reasons.
They will accept transfers to their store so I use them and it's like $25. |
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$40 at one shop. $20 at the other.
The $20 shop is like 2 hours from me... I usually have to use the $40 guy. Edit - In his defense - he's had me pay $20, sometimes nothing, $10, etc... but the posted amount is $40 |
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As low as $10 all the way up to $40 depending on where you go.
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$75, so I drive 45 miles to the kitchen table ffl that charges $25.
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My main FFL is $10. The other shop that I like (it is an hour away) is free.
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You forgot free on your poll.
Thanks Eagle Pawn -Springfield,Mo! |
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It's all over the place. Some chrage $20. The biggest shop in town though charges $50 and act pissed that you didn't buy from them.
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$20 usually from two shops I use.
For whatever reason they were out of town or closed last xfer I needed done. So I went to Hyatt Gun Store. $40 transfer fee + a $12 "Brady fee" that I've never see anyone else charge. |
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Most local are $25, one is free for all first responders and free with military ID.
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Most places around me is $10 for CHL, first responders, teachers
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A local arfcommer hooks me up
$10 transfers usually Dirt cheap NFA transfers too |
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My FFL does transfers for free. He figures thst he will get your money in guns and ammo purchases.
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Local gun shop was doing $15 but the owners got angry apparently (they aren't selling any of their own merchandise)
and he told me the cost was going up to $25. Tho. their site still says $15 so I don't know whats up with that. FFL fees... such crap I hate em. Should be able to just fax a copy of my CCW to the company and get the items shipped straight to door. |
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$25 at my LGS to $60 at Ganderrape Mountain. Retired Firefighter kitchen table dealer does fire, LEO and EMS for $10. I use him most of the time.
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I said round to the nearest 10. So the dollar option = 0. Or is my math off?
Also, quit bragging about your FFL gaving buddies. |
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6 bucks.
I bought close to 10 grand of guns from them, so they expedite and don't charge me much in thanks for the bidness. |
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$20.
Found out hes the guy for a lot of arfcommers in the HTF. Good guy. |
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Used to have a guy that did them for $25, but he finally retired.
LGS charges $50. I'm trying to find someone else. |
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Depends on who you go too. Small private guy does $25 dollar transfers the closest dealer to me charges $75
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There is a small town near me that has a family run hardware store and they also sell sporting goods and so have a ffl. They refuse to accept any payment from me for a transfer so I take them doughnuts or a pizza when I go pick up my orders. So roughly $7 to $18 depending on whether its breakfast or lunch time.
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Most guys around here, $20. My guy, $10 cause I have a CHL. He's a bit....lax...in his paperwork though so I expect he will only last till the first ATF inspection. Oh well, I'm doing my part and complying with the law. He's not receptive to advice, sooooo...
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