Doing a gun transfer to California, you wont believe thir going rate for a transfer

[reddog1]

80.00 to 130.00 bucks for backround check PLUS

30.00 to 60.00 for book work, it varies from FFL to FFL.

My customer (buying an LC9) went to numerous FFLs charging 160.00+, and finally found one for 60.00 bucks!!! (30 for bkrnd chk + 30 for book work)

We have it good here in Oklahoma for FFL fees!!!

 

[jsl_pt]

80.00 to 130.00 bucks for backround check PLUS

30.00 to 60.00 for book work, it varies from FFL to FFL.

My customer (buying an LC9) went to numerous FFLs charging 160.00+, and finally found one for 60.00 bucks!!! (30 for bkrnd chk + 30 for book work)

We have it good here in Oklahoma for FFL fees!!!

Wow! That's insane!

 

[reddog1]

The FFL is ALSO responsible for the out of state sales tax!

So I sold the gun to the guy for 323.00, the FFL will collect 7.25% = 23.41

So put that 23.41 on top of a 160.00 transfer fee!

 

[Glocktogo]

With all the BS that CA dealers have to put up with, plus considering that a $100K house here would be $300K there, I completely understand why it costs so much. Just another reason to not live in that state.

 

[Dr. HK]

that is expensive. However it is less fees if you buy their guns they sell. In addition some are state mandated fees, plus all the additional things they make FFLs do. 10 day cool off period for EVERYONE. Showing you know how to load, unload, clear jams, etc. Then there is a test you have to take a firearms safety test and you pay to get the card.

 

[1shott]

CA is pretty much a lost cause, nice scenery and great weather, but other than that a lost cause.

 

[reddog1]

My customer is up to 480.00 for the LC9 now, he still says thats cheaper than getting it there.

 

[Dr. HK]

funny because when I was there for the 4th of July I saw them in stock for $369 at Turners.

 

[reddog1]

mAYBE HE WAS IN THE WRONG STORE. LOL

 

[ronny]

Just another way of getting rid of gun ownership. Chip, chip, chip.