FTF/PPT FEES ?

[CHS]

The law doesn't say that you can't return the gun lock the next day. Or the next hour.

Keep the receipt.
Leave the store with it.
Return to the store, and present receipt and lock, tell them you don't need it anymore and you'd like to return it.

[tunder]

http://www.customreceipt.com/index.php

[Wonderwhippet]

I believe you are not permitted to bring in your own lock. It must be a new one provided by the dealer. Many have the free locks they give away, , but others like to sell them at a profit.

[AngelDecoys]

Went to a Local FFL here in Sacramento to do a FTF/PPT, straight trade, no cash involved.

Here's the FFL list with Fees. Shop around.

Law says $35 total for PPTs, or $70 for both guns.

My guess is the Sac. FFL I know will do both for $50 ($25 plus $25 dros = $50 total). You would have to call him to be sure. He's only in his office part time. I'll PM you the info. Better to email him however since he's packed all day.

[dfletcher]

The law doesn't say that you can't return the gun lock the next day. Or the next hour.

Keep the receipt.
Leave the store with it.
Return to the store, and present receipt and lock, tell them you don't need it anymore and you'd like to return it.

True, but most stores won't accept a lock return as store policy and of course that's their right.

I have a bag of about 100 - 120 locks, CA approved and unopened. I'm just curious - if I gave these to a gun store can they sell them for about $1.00 each - or just give them to buyers?

[rue]

I was the other Calgunner, the FFL is Elk Grove Gun Room.

[rayrayz]

I believe you are not permitted to bring in your own lock. It must be a new one provided by the dealer. Many have the free locks they give away, , but others like to sell them at a profit.

from what I understand ...you can bring in a receipt for the lock (has to be dated with in 30 days) and you should be OK. dont need to buy from them

[bohoki]

from what I understand ...you can bring in a receipt for the lock (has to be dated with in 30 days) and you should be OK. dont need to buy from them

wait if you are privat party selling a gun to a friend cant it be in the bill of sale

one gun ,one lock,2 magazines

isnt that technically a receipt

[Brooke]

I've never used them, but Helm's in Santa Rosa has quoted me a transfer fee of 15% of the guns value ...

[ohsmily]

I've never used them, but Helm's in Santa Rosa has quoted me a transfer fee of 15% of the guns value ...

Dude, you are confused; that is for an FFL transfer, not a person to person transfer. FFLs are limited to charging 35.00 for PPTs.

[Brooke]

Dude, you are confused;

D'oh!

[rue]

The charge was because it was 2 transactions at $36 (or $35) PER Transaction.

I'm not sure what you are saying. The max on a person to person PPT is $35 per transaction. We both transfer a gun to each other so that's 2 transactions 2X$35 is $70 total The charge per transaction is $35 no matter how many PPT's I do at once.

[rue]

Here's my thread if you guys haven't read it yet, I'm asking for help in calling DOJ on this FFL to get them to make them stop charging the $1 fee.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?p=1324218#post1324218

[The SoCal Gunner]

Here's my thread if you guys haven't read it yet, I'm asking for help in calling DOJ on this FFL to get them to make them stop charging the $1 fee.


http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...18#post1324218

Have you guys tried printing out the PC or screen shot of the DOJ Faq stating that $35 is the max?

[Moonclip]

I've never used them, but Helm's in Santa Rosa has quoted me a transfer fee of 15% of the guns value ...

They can bl*& me! I wonder how they determine the value. I hope you are not referring to a PPT person to person transfer.