List of CA FFLs & their fee schedule

[pouncey]

Suchar Enterprises

Suchar Enterprises in Hawthorne (L.A. area) DROS + $35.
msuchar@earthlink.net (310) 261-8806

Michael Suchar is the owner/operator. His business is primarily transfers. He does do some light gunsmithing as well. VERY OLL FRIENDLY!!! I've done two transfers through Michael now. On both occasions I was only doing one item at a time, so I don't know his prices for multiples. Michael runs his business out of his garage and is available by appointment only, but he is very flexible. He is extremely professional and courteous. I've enjoyed doing business with him. If you need a guy in the L.A. area that won't rob you blind, then Michael is your man!!!

[ybz]

James 'Mad Ox' Maddux should be on this list... he can be contacted on the 'Mad-Ox Firearms' section for fees...

[ar15barrels]

What about Gunrunners?

Is there any specific reason that Gunrunners is not listed?

[Jicko]

PM me the info: name / phone / location / fee schedule.... then I'll put them up...

[A324]

Need OLL friendly FFL in Redding. Have some new shooters interested in building their first OLL and Sacramento is too far for them to travel (170 miles)

PM or email is fine thanks.

[davedog665]

spoke to bright spot pawn today and they said the carry assorted OLL for $150 and there drojs fee is $30
however they are currently out as of 07/17/07 no idea when they'll get more

also called gun runner in duarte 626 358 7711 they also carry OLL. They currently have stag lowers for $209 plust tax and drojs

[tenpercentfirearms]

I called Bucksport in Eureka and the guy on the other side said, "We don't want to do those, we don't issues with the ATF." Not being one to be fed BS I said, "The ATF doesn't care about this, it is a state issue." His response, "Well irregardless, we still don't want to do it."

Why make crap up, it just gives me a chance to call you on it.

I still need a transfer dealer up there. Someone please find one for my customers and e-mail me their info at guns@tenpercentfirearms.com.

[1064chubbs]

I just saw like two or three threads where guys ask for the info of FFL's that are posted on this thread, so btt...

[FortCourageArmory]

Fort Courage Armory, (805) 526-6563, Simi Valley, $50 for the first three firearms (handgun or long gun doesn't matter). $10 for each one after that. Oh, plus the appropriate DROS fees.

[SunriseF150]

My favorite FFL:

The Sportsman in downtown Sonora, right on Main St. (aka South Washington st. aka Hwy 49).

Transfers for DROS + $25 for the first three guns; an extra DROS every three after that (sadly she takes the three slots on the form literally).

The best part is you can have a beer while filing out the paperwork

The Sportsman
90 S. Washington, Sonora,Ca 95370
(209)532-1716

Yep thats where I go. She is really nice too. Haven't had a beer there though cause i don't drink beer, I choose vodka. Although I though it was $20 for her fee? I though I paid her $45 total both times I had transfers (3 on 1 form, and 1 gun another time).

[paradox]

Yep thats where I go. She is really nice too. Haven't had a beer there though cause i don't drink beer, I choose vodka. Although I though it was $20 for her fee? I though I paid her $45 total both times I had transfers (3 on 1 form, and 1 gun another time).

Hmmm, you might be right. I just tried to look for a recipt and couldn't dig one up. I knew it was either $20 or $25...

[MudCamper]

I have a question about the DROS/4473 paperwork.

Since I live where there are no local OLL-friendly FFLs, I have to drive hours to an FFL, fill out paperwork, drive home, then drive back 10 days later. All this is in addition to having them shipped to the hypothetical FFL.

My question is, is it somehow possible to fill out all the DROS/4473/etc paperwork, and then send it to my FFL, and then after the 10 days, go pick up the firearms?

[Jicko]

I have a question about the DROS/4473 paperwork.

Since I live where there are no local OLL-friendly FFLs, I have to drive hours to an FFL, fill out paperwork, drive home, then drive back 10 days later. All this is in addition to having them shipped to the hypothetical FFL.

My question is, is it somehow possible to fill out all the DROS/4473/etc paperwork, and then send it to my FFL, and then after the 10 days, go pick up the firearms?

Negative.

The FFL would need to see you IN PERSON, with proper identifications, before he can enter your info into his DROS system.

BTW, where do u live??

PS. it is all depends how BAD you want an OLL..... I remembered.... sometime back in 2005.... some of us drove 8hrs+ one way..... from SF to Riversider to DROS OLLs @ BSP when we only supposed to have only "2 WEEKS" left.... (so.... do your homework, ie. call up EVERY FFL list on gunbroker http://www.gunbroker.com/User/DealerNetwork.asp, or suck it up... and DRIVE!!)

PPS. I remembered those days, I had called up probably 50+ dealers all over the country to try to find one who has stripped Stags in stock and is willing to send them into CA!!

PPPS. hey.... anyone remember who started the famous "2 weeks!!" quote??

[tenpercentfirearms]

PPPS. hey.... anyone remember who started the famous "2 weeks!!" quote??

Of course, it was Ignatius. I was there when he said it. Or are you talking about who started it on Calguns?

[leelaw]

PPPS. hey.... anyone remember who started the famous "2 weeks!!" quote??

I first ran into the sarcasm behind the "two weeks" quote from Mark Serbu of the Serbu BFG-50 fame. He always projected deadlines "two weeks" away, even though "two years" would be closer to the truth. It became a cliche term over on the serbu.com boards, and he uses it as a joke now.

Iggy stated in late 2005 that the OLLs would be banned in "two weeks" and calguns ran with it from there. I remember at least a few people making references to Mark Serbu during the time when "two weeks" became a popular joke/stab at CA DOJ BOF.