Just curious what other ffl's are doing... anyone had multiple transfers on same app? were you charge the same for each or did you get a break?
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Posted August 14 2016 - 07:51 AM
It is $10 at Fernwood Firearms, must be an in state private sale reference Safe Act. If you are buying out of state is $25.
He only charged $10 for two handguns.
He only charged $10 for two handguns.
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Posted August 14 2016 - 08:53 AM
Wow, got all excited until I see its a 3 hr drive!...10 bux for 2 is great, I just paid 100 for 3!....Thats why I asked,,,,,
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Posted August 14 2016 - 09:56 AM
He said all he can charge was $10 for a private sale because of the law. His regular fee for a transfer is $25.Wow, got all excited until I see its a 3 hr drive!...10 bux for 2 is great, I just paid 100 for 3!....Thats why I asked,,,,,
He charges a 10% fee for listing on Gunbroker. Not a bad deal since he has to do all the work dealing with uploading pictures, dealing with bidders questions and shipping.
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Posted August 14 2016 - 08:15 PM
Fernwood firearms, 100 miles from LI :-)
Either way, no, most LI FFLs will not give you a break on multiple transfers. It might have something to do with them having to report such a transaction to ATF on a separate form.
Either way, no, most LI FFLs will not give you a break on multiple transfers. It might have something to do with them having to report such a transaction to ATF on a separate form.
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Posted August 15 2016 - 05:27 AM
Pretty sure you can list several firearms on one form for atf
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Posted August 15 2016 - 05:49 AM
Yes, purchased multiple firearms at once, long guns. Handguns might require additional paperwork if it's more than two.Pretty sure you can list several firearms on one form for atf
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