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[M1NM]

Go to GunBroker and use their FFL finder. Most of them list their prices

Yes and a FFL in Glendora doubled his listed price after my gun arrived at his store.

[M1NM]

Yes checked out GB FFL list many Bay Area FFLs are missing, so it is incomplete.

What FFL in Glendora pulled that shady move? Let us know so we can avoid.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/gunslinger-gun-shop-glendora?hrid=_2ubkL4RyJFPf-xqR3rnwQ

[Califpatriot]

UG Imports ($50 + $25 DROS + tax) is the best in the Bay Area, imo. Great price, but also speed, efficiency, knowledge of the gun laws, no FUD.

[Big Nasty]

[jyc]

Free shootout to Ryenex Outdoor Supply in Chino Hills. Charges ($25+$25DROS+TAX) for FFL transfers. $35 PPT.

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[Z ME FLY]

UG Imports ($50 + $25 DROS + tax) is the best in the Bay Area, imo. Great price, but also speed, efficiency, knowledge of the gun laws, no FUD.

[BigPimping]

Joshua Riddell of Riddell Firearms in Brentwood. Great dude.

[AregularGuy]

UG Imports ($50 + $25 DROS + tax) is the best in the Bay Area, imo. Great price, but also speed, efficiency, knowledge of the gun laws, no FUD.

I agree UGI is good, quick, in and out. Mount pleasant arms is great as well but even better for transfers of multiples: $40, $10 for additional firearms, evening hours by appointment so it's one on one.

[Go Packers!]

Has anyone used Robert Blank's services? He is based out of Milpitas.

Yes, he is good to go. He has served the community for many years with excellent, efficient service. A+

[Drew Eckhardt]

Does anyone know an FFL that charges low fees for transfers? Out of state transfers and PPT? I am looking for more FFLs in the SF Bay Area that do not charge high fees and have not found many. Can other members share their recommendations? Thank you!

Dave aka dvs762 on calguns and Farwest Photography is an awesome non-stocking dealer in Santa Clara specializing in interstate transfers.


No inventory carrying costs and non-retail commercial space keep overhead low. No lookie loos fondling display case contents minimize waiting, and you can make an appointment to avoid even that.

[joepamjohn]

Out of state? Glaser arms is the cheapest. Located in Brentwood. Nice guy.
Or primo tactical in walnut creek.

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[tabascoz28]

20 dollar difference I'd go with the closer FFL, factor in travel and gas. $100, look elsewhere.

[fluffy shooter]

Farwest Photography FFL

Hi guys,
This is first time I decided to use Farwest Photography FFL (David Camarlinghi is the owner). My rifle arrived there on Wednesday, but since then I didn't succeed to reach out to Dave for a paperwork. There is no one in the office and no one answers the phone. I hope it's not kind of fraud!!! Isn't it?

Is anyone knows what is going on there?

[AregularGuy]

Did you discuss the transfer beforehand? From what I've seen on this board he is legit and has good customer service. Might be a fluke given the covid situation in California

[cruffler]

Rob Blank in Milpitas

Rob Blank (RMB Enterprises) in Milpitas charges $40 as his transfer free, which is very hard to beat.
No appointment needed now or for at least the past 3 weeks - just drop by during business hours.
I just did a transfer recently, and he was not terribly busy. Nothing like it was before the bullet button ban happened.

He's very knowledgable as well and a straight shooter. I've been doing transfers through him for longer than I'd care to admit. No regrets.