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FFL Transfers
Hello,
What is a fair price for an FFL to FFL transfer? I want to buy a 700 action in stock at an out of state dealer. All local shops want $80.00 + DORS seems a bit high to me. Thanks for your input. |
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At Vandenberg's Rod & Gun Club we charge $25.00 for DROS if you purchase the firearm from us. If you purchase the firearm from anywhere else there is an additional charge of $25.00 for use of our FFL.
Only problem is we are a membership club open to active duty/retired military and federal employees. |
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No such thing as fair price. It varies from FFL to FFL. Interstate that I have heard the lowest here in SoCal is $75 including DROS. FCA in Simi and IAC in San Fernando.
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My Fee in the Sacramento Area is $35 for transfer and $25 for DROS. $60 total. I am looking to build a customer base so a lower fee is well worth the effort spent.
www.goldenstatetactical.com |
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He charges $45 transfer plus $25 for DROS. I believe that additional transfers on the same DROS are $20. So, if you buy two long guns at the same time, you pay $90. |
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Cash Loan Inc. in South San Francisco charges $80 total including DROS. They don't do OLL stuff though.
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Is $35.00 the standard PPT fee for a FTF transfer in a store or can a place charege more? I have bought numerous guns and never paid more that $35.00 until today at Triple B clays...it was $45.00
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Thanks for the plug... Yes, I charge $75 (including DROS) for out-of-state transfers.
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In the south bay . . . go to Roger's Relics in Santa Clara. For one long gun, $65 including DROS.
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I sell Magazines and Bullet Buttons here at www.goldenstatetactical.com |
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I fall into the "Kitchen Table" catagory. I've been doing it since 1990. Low overhead means lower prices. I charge $45 including DROS for out-of-state transfers.
H & K Enterprises Chico, CA 95973 (866) 409-7601 |
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$50-$75 + tax on out of state transfers. DROS included. No tax on PPT or FFL transfers within CA unless gun is new and no proof of tax payment can be provided. Yeah, that's right. I'm the TAXMAN!
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Was he doing transfers for CWS at the Cow Palace show? If so seemed like a nice helpfull guy. I have his card somewhere on this mess of a desk.
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FFL Transfers
Sonoma Firearms in Antelope, Sacramento County charges $50 for 1st Long gun and just $10 for each additional long gun plus $25 for the DROS. PPT by law is just $35 total ( both party's must be present to sign paperwork) OLL freindly. 916-761-0209
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