6 replies to this topic

[Hylander]

If I find a Firarm out of state that I want to buy, is there a local FFL that will receive it for me.So far the ones I have asked want to charge $100.00 or more to receive it for me What a rip By the time I pay shipping, Dros, tax and their receiving fee I might as well buya brand new one local.

[Cranky Farmer]

There are. And as I understand it, if its your rifle that you loaned to a buddy and you're just sending it through a FFL to satisfy current CA firearms law then there isn't any tax to pay.

[joel1316]

Some FFL's have been charging tax! On a high dollar firearm, that CAN be quite some cash! I have a FFL/Gunsmith that does my transfers for $30-$50 depending on cost of firearm. Bad thing is he won't do any transfers on firearms that cost more than $1,000? I'm glad that doesn't happen to often

[Cranky Farmer]

I believe Switch's FFL charged him tax on his rifle which was bought out of state.

[Shoot-it]

If you go too gunbrokers.com they have a page where you can find all the ffls in your area and they give price for transfers and phone numbers.just type in your zip . good luck

[ShooterJohn]

John, you've got an extra s in www.gunbroker.com. Here is a direct link http://www.gunbroker...alerNetwork.asp

[Cranky Farmer]

The CA DoJ clearly defines how much they can charge you for a transfer. There are a lot of dishonest dirty so-n-so's.