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  • GW
    I need a LIFE!!
    • May 2004
    • 16078

    Multiple DROS charges?

    A friend won 2 long guns at a friends of the NRA dinner and went to DROS them at Guns Fish etc in Vacaville where they $25 DROS per gun plus a $10 handling fee per gun--$70 total.
    My understanding is there should only be one $25 DROS charge
    If I am correct can someone give me the code/law whatever that states this so he can get the money back.
    Thanks
    sigpicNRA Benefactor Member
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    SVT-40
    I need a LIFE!!
    • Jan 2008
    • 12888

    Both long guns should go on one DROS. However since it's not a PPT the dealer could charge anything he wants for the transfer on top of the DROS fee.
    Poke'm with a stick!


    Originally posted by fiddletown
    What you believe and what is true in real life in the real world aren't necessarily the same thing. And what you believe doesn't change what is true in real life in the real world.

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      halifax
      Veteran Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 4440

      Sorry, don't have the PC for you but it's any number of long guns on one DROS. Did they give you copies of both DROS printouts and list two DROS charges on the receipt? If not, they may have misrepresented the extra $25 as a state fee. If they did do two separate DROS submissions, then they're just stupid uninformed.
      Jim


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        oldsmoboat
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2009
        • 1303

        I'll give him $80 for them. Problem solved.
        Do good recklessly

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          Newshooter
          Senior Member
          • Apr 2010
          • 1171

          Both long guns should go on one DROS. However since it's not a PPT the dealer could charge anything he wants for the transfer on top of the DROS fee.
          The dealer is acting as the FFL for the dinner so in all reality, he is the dealer for the firearm. He is only allowed to charge what they would normally charge for a gun as if you went into the store and purchased the firearm directly from them.

          I have been lucky and won numerous guns from CWA dinners and have only had to pay the $25 DROS fee for all of them. And yes, I did win two long guns at the same dinner (boy were the other people pissed) and the dealer only charged me $25 for both of them on the same DROS.

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            halifax
            Veteran Member
            • Oct 2005
            • 4440

            Originally posted by Newshooter
            The dealer is acting as the FFL for the dinner so in all reality, he is the dealer for the firearm. He is only allowed to charge what they would normally charge for a gun as if you went into the store and purchased the firearm directly from them.
            I have been lucky and won numerous guns from CWA dinners and have only had to pay the $25 DROS fee for all of them. And yes, I did win two long guns at the same dinner (boy were the other people pissed) and the dealer only charged me $25 for both of them on the same DROS.
            Is the bolded part an NRA contractual thing because it is not the law? PPT dealer fees are the only dealer fees limited by law.
            Jim


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