$10 background check starts today

[DeusExMachina]

Not just the FL.
FFL's in this state are to blame for this nearly as much as the sponsors of these bills.
Every shop I have been in has always talked tough when it comes to 2A issues and swore they would fight yada, yada, yada.
In 24 hours of testimony, 2 rallies and hours of debates I watched I only recall 3 FFL's making a stand.
Way to fucking go Colorado FFL's.
I contacted 2 about making a statement that could be presented to legislators and got the same answer: "I'm too busy"..... Stupid, shortsighted and selfish fools.
They were too concerned about cashing in yet sold out the farm.
Yup, Colorado FFL's, nice show of support for your industry and customers that provide your livelihood.

I read a headline today that "FFLs overwhelmingly oppose universal background checks". Gun tax is fine but yeah lets take a stand against UBCs!

[newracer]

Yes

Our Transfer from Online FFLs is $15 per firearm + $10 CBI fee. So 1 firearm and CBI fee is just $25.

Our Transfer from Online NON-FFL Private parties is $25 + $10 CBI Fee. So 1 firearm and CBI fee is $35

Our transfer for IN-Store PRIVATE party sales is $15 per firearm + $10 CBI fee. So 1 firearm and CBI fee is just $25.

If you buy a firearm from us it is price of firearm + $10 CBI fee.

Sad day for Colorado

I thought the law stated you could only charge $10.

[lowbeyond]

yep you better go change that its unlawful to charge more then 10 bucks for a private bcg. i guess you could institute a minimum purchase so you can recoup the cost. or maybe a tip jar.

i'd go with a tip jar, stick fields mug on it lol

[Sharpienads]

I thought the law stated you could only charge $10.

The way I understand it an FFL can only charge $10 for the BGC (for now), but can still charge whatever they want for the transfer.

[Rapid Fire Bunker]

I thought that was clear. Let me try this again. I am ONLY charging the state mandated $10 for the background check. the additional charge is for the TRANSFER.
Transfer is only charged if you shop for firearms online (ie Bud's. Grabagun, gunbroke...ect)

If this is still unclear just call me

[HBARleatherneck]

I did not mind the idea of paying for my bgc that is fine. But with the additional retardation i refuse to support the state going forward.

i dont mind paying to use the rights granted me by the constitution. maybe we could pay to talk now.

[Dingo]

What these silly bastards are ignoring, is that if EVERYBODY had unrestricted access to guns(yes, even felons and crazies), it would still work out to being safer in the long run. It's a tired old saw, but if even 50% of the Aurora theater had been armed, it either wouldn't have happened or would have been kept to a minimum number of casualties instead of the fish-in-the-barrel situation that it was.

[DeusExMachina]

i dont mind paying to use the rights granted me by the constitution. maybe we could pay to talk now.

This doesn't turn away the Democrat voter base, so it's OK. Like a poll tax or showing ID to vote.

[merl]

I thought that was clear. Let me try this again. I am ONLY charging the state mandated $10 for the background check. the additional charge is for the TRANSFER.
Transfer is only charged if you shop for firearms online (ie Bud's. Grabagun, gunbroke...ect)

If this is still unclear just call me

^^ or do a private party transfer come 7/1

Yes

Our Transfer from Online FFLs is $15 per firearm + $10 CBI fee. So 1 firearm and CBI fee is just $25.

Our Transfer from Online NON-FFL Private parties is $25 + $10 CBI Fee. So 1 firearm and CBI fee is $35

Our transfer for IN-Store PRIVATE party sales is $15 per firearm + $10 CBI fee. So 1 firearm and CBI fee is just $25.

If you buy a firearm from us it is price of firearm + $10 CBI fee.

Sad day for Colorado

The confusion is that there are two fees being added on at different times. It seems the CBI check went into effect instantly while the mandatory FFL for private transfers goes into effect 7/1.

The CBI check is starting out at $10 but will absolutely increase each year, my guess is 7%/yr.

The Private Transfer fee is state limited to $10, which is a loss for FFLs. While the law says they can only charge that for the transfer, there may be additional processing fees on a FFL by FFL basis raising it to the $15 private party listed above (Which is probably still a loss).

[Punkface]

so, since people ages 18-20 used to be able to buy handguns through private sales, since they're going through ffls now does that mean it's pretty much illegal to buy a handgun under the age of 21 through private party sales now?