How much does your FFL charge?

[Steve B]

Gun Town in Grovertown is $50. Tactical Components is 10% of item.

 

[clayshooter99]

$25 at Fairmount Pro Hardware in Grant County. A little less per gun when multiple guns are done at one time.

 

[Spikedog]

4-Guns in Lafayette is $15

 

[leftsock]

$25 at Beech Grove Firearms. I asked recently.

 

[Harleyrider_50]

Today i was down in southern Indiana at Falls City Firearms and he did a transfer on a pistol for $20. really quick transaction, really nice guy.

Yup.......have met the dude......he's on'a level.....

 

[Birds Away]

4-Guns in Lafayette is $15

Yes, have used that service many times.

 

[Hiker1911]

$15-20 bucks.

Anything else is highway robbery!

 

[snorko]

Evansville transfers - J&S Guns, $20.00. He is the one that also makes weekly trips to Whittakers to pick up pistols for folks.

 

[Armchair Operator]

TerreHauteGuns - $10
Carson Arms - $20

And both places are less then 10 minutes from my house

 

[milewis]

Blythes is in the business of selling firearms, not providing transfers. Every time they transfer a gun that someone bought off the internet, they lose a sale from something they may have in inventory. From my experience, Blythes can be competitive on prices and they carry a good ammount of inventory. I always support my local gun shop, even if they are a bit more expensive than the big box stores or internet. They have more experienced staff, take the time to talk to me about what I am looking for, and always make sure I am making an informed purchase. To me, the service is the reason I go to them for all of my firearm purchases.

Just my two cents.

 

[SERparacord]

$25.00

 

[DialTone301]

$25.00

 

[Indy_Guy_77]

"My guy" doesn't charge me anything...

And no, I won't tell you who it is. hehe

-J-

 

[jb1911]

Blythes is in the business of selling firearms, not providing transfers. Every time they transfer a gun that someone bought off the internet, they lose a sale from something they may have in inventory. From my experience, Blythes can be competitive on prices and they carry a good ammount of inventory. I always support my local gun shop, even if they are a bit more expensive than the big box stores or internet. They have more experienced staff, take the time to talk to me about what I am looking for, and always make sure I am making an informed purchase. To me, the service is the reason I go to them for all of my firearm purchases.

Just my two cents.

So taking 50 bucks for doing virtually nothing gets in the way of them making money?
You lost me somewhere.

 

[Cannon762]

McGalliard Guns in Muncie charges $20. Haven't done anything through them, but will probably have my next sent there.

 

[milewis]

So taking 50 bucks for doing virtually nothing gets in the way of them making money?
You lost me somewhere.

The charging of 50 bucks is to offset the money lost when you buy the firearm from the guy online.

 

[CptCrik]

Four Seasons in Bloomington does it for only $15.

 

[jb1911]

The charging of 50 bucks is to offset the money lost when you buy the firearm from the guy online.

So making a profit of $20 on a stripped lower that they have in stock is preferable to making $50 for doing almost nothing on an FFL transfer? I still am at a loss to understand your logic.

 

[Stang51d]

What happens if you go down the street and buy one? They missed out on that sale too, will they come to your house and want 50 bucks? That's a bunch of crap. I should get a ffl myself. Then I would do transfers and I would charge, bout tree fiddy.

 

[45calibre]

j&d's in st. john charges $30. great lake shooters in portage charges $20. i have dealt with both and both are good to go.