Multiple firearms on same DROS

[Blowout]

Probably been asked a bunch of times, but my google fu isn't cooperating tonight.

I understand multiple firearms (rifle or pistol, not both) can go on a DROS form, but is there a $25 fee for each firearm or $25 for all or something differrent?

[SkyHawk]

One single $25 DROS fee for all guns, and the extra $10 per gun fee only applies to PPT firearms. Some FFLs may charge more even for guns from their own inventory, but none I ever have or will set foot in. And I have been to a lot of FFLs.

You can mix and match PPT with dealer inventory or dealer transfer firearms on a single DROS, mix and match handguns and long guns etc.

You could buy 20 receivers from dealer inventory and only pay one $25 fee.

[acespawnshop]

Sigh, this is like Kemasa's "second proof of residency" issue that everyone says that I'm trying to put to bed finally.

You can't put multiple firearms on 1 DROS. There are separate DROS for each firearm. Its that you are only charged the $25 fee once. You can put multiple firearms on a 4473. And you can purchase, however way that is, multiple firearms at once, in compliance with state laws.

But I cringe when I hear this, you have 1 DROS for each firearm, you simply do not pay multiple times for them.

[dvs762]

1 DROS per serialized firearm BUT you can submit several for the same person as long as you dont log out. Its still 25 for all. Like Ace said..eazy peezyx

[SkyHawk]

Sigh, this is like Kemasa's "second proof of residency" issue that everyone says that I'm trying to put to bed finally.

You can't put multiple firearms on 1 DROS. There are separate DROS for each firearm. Its that you are only charged the $25 fee once. You can put multiple firearms on a 4473. And you can purchase, however way that is, multiple firearms at once, in compliance with state laws.

But I cringe when I hear this, you have 1 DROS for each firearm, you simply do not pay multiple times for them.

Which is why I am careful to use the phrase "DROS fee'. And for the customer, like OP, the inside baseball/shop talk doesn't matter. What matters when a question like this is asked by a customer, is how many times he has to pay. In fact that was the exact question.

That he has to sign a form for each or thumbprint for each, isn't even on the radar. 99% of the customers will never see the DROS screen on a computer, nor have any idea what is taking place at the keyboard.

When I order a basket of fries, I don't care about the details; how many fries are in the little container or what goes into making it, is of no import.

But as a professor of the art of OCD myself, I admire your attention to detail

[acespawnshop]

Its not so much being nit picky as it is I have had customers who remember the good ole days of pre 2014 who still think you can just put X number of firearms on the same DROS.