Colorado 3-day Waiting Period

[asystejs]

If you have an inbound transfer (Internet purchase) can you go in and do the background check
3+ days before the item arrives at the FFL ?

[Gunner]

I probably won?t buy much anymore. Unless I really want it. No more horse trading. I?d really imagine that FFL fees with probably double since they now have to store the firearm for 3 days.

Which all of this sucks because we know this is what the anti gun really want. They want people to stop buying all together because of the inconvenience and really they?re probably going to win that.


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[O2HeN2]

My prediction is that CSSA (who got rid of the 21 year old limit, NOT RMGO despite all reports) will file on October 1st [the day it goes into effect] and that it will have a stay issued against it almost immediately.

...and then all the talking heads will wail about it not being implemented...

O2

Ps. Yhea, not saying that it should come down to this, but that's what I think is going to happen.

[kidicarus13]

With the number of gun shop employees on this forum, I'd be interested to know what their shops have planned in 25 days.

[O2HeN2]

With the number of gun shop employees on this forum, I'd be interested to know what their shops have planned in 25 days.

I can't see any shop having more than a dozen person-to-person transfers "In flight" at any point in time. In other words, no problem.

As for the guns in stock they have to hold onto, well, they're in stock so they have storage for them already.

O2

[Great-Kazoo]

If you have an inbound transfer (Internet purchase) can you go in and do the background check
3+ days before the item arrives at the FFL ?

A legit ffl will not do a bgc till they've entered the transferred firearm into their bound book, among other reasons.

[O2HeN2]

Plus, you now have to fill out the "delayed transfer" part of the 4473 since the BGC was not done the same day as you picked up the firearm.

...that's more chances to mess up an already overly complex (and getting more complex) form to make ATF witch hunts more fruitful.

O2

[Clint45]

I recently heard that some Colorado FFLs recently significantly increased the fee for private party transfers... like $75... plus an extra $10 for any additional firearm.

[kidicarus13]

I recently heard that some Colorado FFLs recently significantly increased the fee for private party transfers... like $75... plus an extra $10 for any additional firearm.

One of the popular local shops told me their insurance has skyrocketed due to Colorado's constant anti-gun legislation, and some of these costs are being recouped through increased transfer fees.

True or not, I don't know.

[Gunner]

Action firearms in castle rock has stayed the same $35 and some change. Seems reasonable given the climate. We will see if they raise it or not.


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