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  • Otony
    Member
    • Oct 2005
    • 280

    Where to transfer in Berkley area?

    I have a possible sale on my Ruger PC9 carbine, and am meeting a fellow half way. He is coming from Santa Rosa, I am coming from Sunnyvale, so other suggestions would be appreciated as well.

    Any suggestions for a dealer around the Berkley area willing to transfer a rifle? Can be a little North or South, but we are trying to stay pretty close if possible.

    Thanks in advance!

    Otony
  • #2
    vaporone_859k@hotmail.com
    Junior Member
    • Oct 2004
    • 50

    Fremont's not all that far from Berkely and Irvington Arms in Fremont, run by a board member here, is a great shop for pretty much anything. Give them a call.

    Irvington Arms
    510-226-7910

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    • #3
      Otony
      Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 280

      Not far for me, but still a whole lot further for the fellow who has to drive back 10 days later.

      I was hoping to save him a drive, and stay closer to Santa Rosa. But thanks for the suggestion!

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      • #4
        ligamentum flavum
        Senior Member
        • Oct 2005
        • 540

        Try San Leandro Rifle and Pistol Range at 510- 638-9605. I had them do a transfer in 1998. That was when I was still at Cal. Not sure if they do it anymore, but you can call and ask. Too bad Seigels is out of business.

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        • #5
          minion82@yahoo.com
          Junior Member
          • Oct 2002
          • 29

          I live in Berkeley. The absolute closest place is Old West Gun Room, in El Cerrito. Next closest is Traders (I think) in San Leandro.

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          • #6
            whatever
            Member
            • Sep 2002
            • 281

            Go to the Big 5 Sporting goods in El ceritto. They are the cheapest to do private party transfers.

            There are no gunshops at all in berkeley by municipal decree.

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            • #7
              chunger
              Member
              • Mar 2004
              • 465

              I did a PPT at Old West gun room in El Cerrito. . . the transaction was smoothe, and the gentleman there was very nice. No hassles, no problems, paid my federally mandated $35, and it was done.

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              • #8
                Otony
                Member
                • Oct 2005
                • 280

                Thanks to all who have replied. As it turned out, the original buyer decided to pass, a decision that was made very honorably. A local fellow (our own Maxicon) picked it up, and we conducted our transfer at Kerleys.

                I do appreciate the suggestions, and will keep them for possible future use. I also appreciate the chance to meet Maxicon, we had a very enjoyable hour or so at Kerleys.

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