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  • #31
    tenpercentfirearms
    Vendor/Retailer
    • Apr 2005
    • 13007

    Originally posted by halifax
    No need to deduce the date from the body of the text. The date on the bulletin is clear, 03/26/01. I am unaware if the original text of 12082 has changed.

    Again, I (if that "you" was intended for me) don't charge storage fees. I was only pointing to a DOJ communique that might be used by those who do, rightly or wrongly. You are right that those that do should check with the DOJ but I have no need to.
    No this is good that you have brought this up Halifax. We need to get clarification from the DOJ if that memo still stands.
    www.tenpercentfirearms.com was open from 2005 until 2018. I now own Westside Arms.

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    • #32
      halifax
      Veteran Member
      • Oct 2005
      • 4440

      Originally posted by tenpercentfirearms
      No this is good that you have brought this up Halifax. We need to get clarification from the DOJ if that memo still stands.
      Wes, thank you for recognizing what I have been trying to get across.

      While you're checking , see what their view is on my other question:

      Originally posted by halifax
      Just out of curiosity how is a required lock purchase not an additional fee. If the buyer has no other way to satisfy the safety device requirement, am I required to provide the lock for free under 12082?
      -Jim
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      • #33
        gunn
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2007
        • 1536

        Originally posted by B.D.Dubloon
        You should be using Roger's Relics for all your ppt needs, or RMB Enterprises in Milpitas. BAGV sucks.
        +1 for Roger's Relics. I purchased a P225 right before the christmas holiday; it was likely to arrive @ RR while I was away on vacation for two weeks. When i called Lisa to confirm if this was OK, she told me to "enjoy my vacation and we'll deal with the paperwork when you get back."

        Between that kind of customer service and their incremental price of $15 for every additional firearm on the same DROS (vs doubling their fee like other FFLs), they are my first choice in the Bay Area.
        -g
        Play it Forward Thread: Share with your Fellow Calgunners by Giving Something for FREE and Take Something you Need for FREE!

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