Private Party FFL Transfer

[bobbyfairbanks]

So my self and another forum member recently traded guns and of course did a FFL transfer. This was not easy. I suggested that we meet about half way for each of us. That ended up being Tri Lake shooting in Monumnet. I was planning on buying a 550 from them as well as the transfer. They said no even if I bought the press. So I started calling around. Bass Pro, Shootin Den, Sportsmans.... We ended up going through a very small FFL that runs it out of his house for the transfer. I don't get it. With these new retarded laws you would think FFL would want to help out gun owners and on top of it make free money. It takes about 3 min of work to do a FFL transfer. Most charge about $30. That is about $10 a min. Not bad money in my opion. Red Bear guns ended up helping us out at the last minute and I was extremely greatful. Neadless to say finding out that these gun shops wont do a private FFL transfer you have now lost my business. Guys that live down near the springs where have you been doing FFL transfers at?

[jason303]

I wonder if perhaps the big box gun stores have had a hand in, or were supportive of the law because
it would increase their sales. I'm speculating only.

[rockhound]

agreed, Help me out or forget me buying anything from you

My local shop In bailey is very helpful, Thanks Josh

[BPTactical]

This is one place where the FFL's fell flat on their face when it came to the debates regarding the legislations.
If there was ever a time to pull together that was it, and they failed.




Not that it would have mattered, the Dems were gonna do what they were gonna do regardless.

[ray1970]

The FFL really doesn't make much on a person to person transfer. I'm pretty sure the actual law says they can't charge more than a ten dollar fee. You will pay that and the mandatory ten dollar fee for the CBI check which gouges to the CBI and not the dealer. I really can't blame them for not wanting to log things in and out of their books for a piddly $10. I avoid the big box stores as much as possible but I have been known to do a transfer at Gander Mountain on occasion even though I hope they go belly up soon. I really prefer to do all of my transfers at Noah's shop whenever I can (Ark Tactical).

[merl]

Perhaps because by law they cannot charge you more than $10 (That law is about as respected as speed limits)
Perhaps it is more paperwork than you think mucking with books?
Perhaps they don't want to deal with the hassle should the BG check come back denied or delayed?

The only ones that can really answer that is the shops that refuse.

[Rucker61]

The FFL really doesn't make much on a person to person transfer. I'm pretty sure the actual law says they can't charge more than a ten dollar fee. You will pay that and the mandatory ten dollar fee for the CBI check which gouges to the CBI and not the dealer. I really can't blame them for not wanting to log things in and out of their books for a piddly $10. I avoid the big box stores as much as possible but I have been known to do a transfer at Gander Mountain on occasion even though I hope they go belly up soon. I really prefer to do all of my transfers at Noah's shop whenever I can (Ark Tactical).

I think they can charge only $10 for the BGC, but whatever they like for the transfer activity.

[merl]

I think they can charge only $10 for the BGC, but whatever they like for the transfer activity.

There are two fees.
The CBI fee which must be collected and passed on to the state.
The transfer fee which is up to the FFL but limited to $10 max.

[Jamnanc]

I've paid more than $10. Gander charges $10 it's the only affordable thing they do.

[Jim B]

Guys that live down near the springs where have you been doing FFL transfers at?

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