Posted: 8/15/2010 10:16:07 PM EDT
| I imagine FFL fees range from store to store but I almost crapped my pants when my local gun store guy told me it was $135+tax. Is this par for the course in SoCal? I live in Hollywood, by the way. |
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I imagine FFL fees range from store to store but I almost crapped my pants when my local gun store guy told me it was $135+tax. Is this par for the course in SoCal? I live in Hollywood, by the way. I remember two places when I was looking (which no longer do transfers) that told me they use to charge $150 for their FFL transfers! Another gun shop, which was also a range that I had an annual membership with, ended up doing it for $50... and even then it was only because I was able to talk them down from their normal price (since I regularly do business with them). If I remember right, there was a pawn shop I stopped at in San Diego that would do it for $35... it didn't really seem like a pawn shop I wanted to handle my firearm related business through though. |
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Fort Courage is in Simi Valley. They're maybe a 35-40 minute drive north of you just west of the SFV. And Tim is a good guy. Here's a link to his "fees" page: Fort Courage Armory
The web Site is very straightforward and explains a lot. |