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  • #31
    fluffy shooter
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 5

    Originally posted by 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
    Yes, I discussed the transfer beforehand. I succeed to get there for a paperwork yesterday. It seems like he is a nice guy, just his working hours and communication is not very reliable. I guess we would have to gather more patience nova times.

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    • #32
      fluffy shooter
      Junior Member
      • Jul 2020
      • 5

      Originally posted by cruffler
      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.
      Good to know. Thanks for sharing!!!

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      • #33
        AreWeFree
        Veteran Member
        • Jan 2013
        • 4558

        Alquist Arms in Turlock is the best gun store in CA, they're amazing people and have always done the right thing, never gouged, very low transfer fee, always welcoming and personable, I could list a hundred good things and no bad things about them.

        I bought my first gun from them, and many others, I still remember how well they treated me then, and they keep doing the right thing with prices and service.

        The Alquist family are the best.
        Last edited by AreWeFree; 07-22-2020, 10:11 PM.

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        • #34
          naz
          Veteran Member
          • Jun 2020
          • 3108

          Who have you all used for ammo transfers recently?

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          • #35
            shootey
            Junior Member
            • Aug 2020
            • 2

            I'm wondering the same. Anyone know any Peninsula FFL that will accept ammo shipments? Nobody local seems to have anything in stock, but might be able to find things online. I don't care if they charge, I don't expect them to work for free.

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            • #36
              fluffy shooter
              Junior Member
              • Jul 2020
              • 5

              The Farwest Photography FFL in Santa Clara accepts Ammo shipments and charge $10 per case (1000 rounds)

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              • #37
                shootey
                Junior Member
                • Aug 2020
                • 2

                Originally posted by fluffy shooter
                The Farwest Photography FFL in Santa Clara accepts Ammo shipments and charge $10 per case (1000 rounds)
                Thanks Fluffy, I sent them an email.

                I expect that they typically have to approve it first, and I shouldn't just ship there without asking?

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                • #38
                  fluffy shooter
                  Junior Member
                  • Jul 2020
                  • 5

                  Originally posted by shootey
                  Thanks Fluffy, I sent them an email.

                  I expect that they typically have to approve it first, and I shouldn't just ship there without asking?
                  Yes, you better check first. BTW this is just one person and his schedule is quite floating, so you will need a patience. Also, it seems like best way to communicate with him is through Facebook page/messages.

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