Don't order a gun from Cheaper than Dirt, Unless you want to WAIT
12-17-2013, 01:21 PM
#12
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: North Central Illinois
Posts: 848
I know it, Cal, and I'm posting anyway, since BC asked a question.
I've dealt with Bud's and Kentucky Gun Co. Both were fine. FFL's in my area average 25$-30$, but you see some a lot higher. I found one that charges $20 and $10 for each additional gun in the same order.
I've dealt with Bud's and Kentucky Gun Co. Both were fine. FFL's in my area average 25$-30$, but you see some a lot higher. I found one that charges $20 and $10 for each additional gun in the same order.
12-17-2013, 02:31 PM
#14
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Eastern wv
Posts: 3,650
here is how I have always done it.
once you decide who your buying from, go to your dealer whom will do the transfer, get a signed (in ink) copy of his federal firearms liscense, send it with payment, your gun will be shipped to the address on the lisence with a copy of the FFL from the sender, sender needs an ffl to ship to, receiver needs an FFL to register the firearm. you fill out the yellow sheet when you pick it up.
RR
edited to add: the only thing that has to go through an FFL is the part with the serial number, the action, the lower (in the case of an AR-15), or a complete firearm.
once you decide who your buying from, go to your dealer whom will do the transfer, get a signed (in ink) copy of his federal firearms liscense, send it with payment, your gun will be shipped to the address on the lisence with a copy of the FFL from the sender, sender needs an ffl to ship to, receiver needs an FFL to register the firearm. you fill out the yellow sheet when you pick it up.
RR
edited to add: the only thing that has to go through an FFL is the part with the serial number, the action, the lower (in the case of an AR-15), or a complete firearm.
Last edited by Ridge Runner; 12-17-2013 at 02:35 PM.
