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Cheapest FFL transfers
I live around the SF area but, I wouldn't mind driving a hour out. Anyone got a good place they can recommend on doing a FFL transfer. Cheapest one I found was $70 at MPA looking to see better deals!
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I've heard many people say the same thing!
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wow!!!
this is a good deal. too bad i'm in the SF area and the 2 trips that i would take out there would negate the cost |
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I don't know the current prices but here are some of the guys I've used in the past.
Metal Dog Tactical - San Jose RMB - Milpitas digital Instincts - Santa Clara is closed. |
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Kevin went from $50.00 to $100.00 for a transfer.
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I was disappointed to find out that I was charged for a terrible gun lock even though I had multiple locks with me. Prior to picking it up, I tried to ask for store credit since the lock is completely useless to me. The cheap lock was still wrapped and they could have easily taken it back. I have a bin full of high quality locks (OEM, CA approved) and a safe at home. In addition, I had a locking soft case and hard case for transport. I would have gladly spent the store credit and then some to purchase accessories, but the whole situation left me feeling ripped off so I just left. It's a real shame since the two ladies and gentleman that helped me at first were really friendly and accommodating. Selection was fairly decent and prices were not too bad for a brick and mortar shop. I even recommended all my friends to check them out after my initial experience. Dom's Outdoor Outfitters just down the street allows you to bring your own lock. Flat $35 for PPT ($25 dros + $10 per firearm) with no hidden fees/forced lock purchases. |
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Wow, that's a pretty steep change...
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I'm a member at Tracy Rifle Pistol and they always treat me right. Great experience there. Last weekend I was at J&R Sports in Livermore doing a PPT (sellers choice) and everything went great. They let me pay the seller in the store and let me use the lock on the case it came with.
For me, both places were a great experience. Sent from my pocket computer via Tapatalk
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I wanted to clarify- Kevin Smith's charge was $50+dros for nearly 20 years, and it is now $75 + dros. It is not $100 + dros as has been previously reported in this thread.
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Yeah, I understand that- I was clarifying that Kevin Smith in Martinez charges $75 for the transfer + DROS. Other people had said his fees were up from $50 + DROS to $100 + DROS, which is inaccurate.
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Contact?
Cool thanks! : )
Last edited by Stephloveshunting; 05-01-2016 at 1:19 PM.. |
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That's pricey. There's a plac, guessing it's close to you, that a lot of people mentioned...Mount Pleasant Arms...I think.
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At that price it would probably still be cheaper if you drove to Fairfield and did your DROS @ FF Pawn he charges 20.00 plus DROS
Last edited by 97F1504RAD; 05-30-2016 at 11:58 AM.. Reason: fixed incorrect price |
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