DROS fees on trades?

[doh31672]

Newbie question. For "trades" of handguns, I'm assuming it's just handled as two simultaneous PPTs with two separate DROS fees? I listed a WTS/WTT ad, but want to know what the right "etiquette" is on payment of both fees. My ad said "buyer pays fees" but I don't want to be a jerk by insisting that he pay both if that's not the way it's done in a trade. I know CalGuns works on a system of honor and good faith. Guidance is appreciated.

[mc21]

I would guess each person pays 1 DROS fee in a trade but buyer usually covers DROS on a sale.

Well lets just stick with the buyers pays DROS on a sale. In a trade, there's 2 sales going on. Each person is selling 1 gun and buying the other at the same time. So in that case, each person pays for the DROS on their own purchase. This is just my opinion.

[ironram]

If you are tradeing guns you will each pay a DRO'S of $35.00 if you are selling it the buyer pays 1 DRO'S and vis versa if you are the buyer.

[roushstage2]

You, the "buyer" of his gun, pay your fees. He, the "buyer" of your gun, pays his fees. $35 each.

[roushstage2]

You, the "buyer" of his gun, pay your fees. He, the "buyer" of your gun, pays his fees. $35 each.