Quote Originally Posted by Dave View Post
You have to go to an FFL that is willing to do private transfers, fill out all the same paperwork as if you were buying from their stock and pay the $10 state tax on transfers plus whatever the FFL charges. That can be anywhere from $15-50. Once you pass the BGC you give the money to the seller and take possession of the firearm.
Dave,

The law is very specific as to what an FFL holder can charge to facilitate the sale between private individuals. They can charge $10 for the CBI background check fee and up to another $10 for facilitating the transfer. Charging anything above $20 for person to person transfers is not allowed under the current Colorado law (this is not to say that it is not being done).


C.R.S. § 18-12-112(2)(d) - A licensed gun dealer may charge a fee for services rendered pursuant to this section, which fee shall not exceed ten dollars.