Any Honest FFL Holders in Colorado Springs?

[colo-pr]

It's been posted on here numerous times by me and others. There's more to completing a transfer than filling out the 4473. The dealer has to:

• Accurately complete the form
• Check the accuracy of the customer completed portion
• Log the gun as an acquistion
• Log the disposition of the gun
• Complete the background check
• Maintain the paperwork for many years
• Make the paperwork available to inspecting law enforcement officers
• Potentially deal with traces that might result from the transaction
• Comply with all local, state and federal laws
• Purchase the equipment to complete the BGC...phone, computer, etc...
• Pay the bills to power those computers
• Pay employees to assist (and supervise them to insure they do their jobs correctly)
• Pay for FFL licensing fees
• Pay local business license fees
• File tax forms on sales, including tax-exempt sales like BGCs
• Pay accountants and tax preparers
• Pay rent/mortgage
• Deal with PITA, whiny customers who bitch about how much it costs to do all of this

wooooooowwwwww, a lootttt of work! my gosh, this is more work than build a house, bahhhhh.

Again, i NEVER say that need to do it for free, i explain what i try it to say some post ago.

[Bailey Guns]

wooooooowwwwww, a lootttt of work! my gosh, this is more work than build a house, bahhhhh.

It's painfully obvious now you don't have a clue, and you don't care to be informed, about what it really takes to do transfer. You just wanna piss and moan because your time and effort are obviously more valuable than the dealer's.