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Ordering online
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You place the order online. During the checkout you will have to select a local FFL to transfer it too. Each FFL will have their own fee to perform the transfer of the gun. The gun will ship to the FFL. You the go to the FFL and pickup the gun, pay the transfer fee, and they run a instant background check. You go home with gun... 
Buds has a page outlining buying a gun online through them. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/howtobuy.php
FFL fees seem to range from $15 to $40 depending on the location. Most online gun sites you enter a zip code and they will shown you FFL locations near you. Most of them they will have paperwork on file already for.
Buds has a page outlining buying a gun online through them. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/howtobuy.php
FFL fees seem to range from $15 to $40 depending on the location. Most online gun sites you enter a zip code and they will shown you FFL locations near you. Most of them they will have paperwork on file already for.
Several of the sales sites also offer a list of FFL's in your area.
Gunbroker is one, but my favorite is Davison's Gallery of Guns,
Their search engine, affectionately known as "Gun Genie" shows everything they offer.
All firearms sold through Davison's carry a warranty from Davison's, on top of any factory warranty.
To buy with confidence from Davison's.
click here,
www.galleryofguns.com - Buy guns online, top brands, best price, best service, best warranty; all types of firearms: revolvers, rifles, pistols and shotguns.
Gunbroker is one, but my favorite is Davison's Gallery of Guns,
Their search engine, affectionately known as "Gun Genie" shows everything they offer.
All firearms sold through Davison's carry a warranty from Davison's, on top of any factory warranty.
To buy with confidence from Davison's.
click here,
www.galleryofguns.com - Buy guns online, top brands, best price, best service, best warranty; all types of firearms: revolvers, rifles, pistols and shotguns.
Gluemanz28
Grandmaster
Tooms pretty much nailed it. I use a FFL that works out of his home. I had a rifle sent to him that wasn't in stock at any of my LGS. He was duck hunting and not home to receive the rifle. They almost sent it back to CDNN, which meant that I would have to pay for shipping again.
I now call him in advance to make sure he is going to be home before ordering.
He is a retired fireman and the price of $10 per 4473 regardless of guns sent makes it a win win.
I now call him in advance to make sure he is going to be home before ordering.
He is a retired fireman and the price of $10 per 4473 regardless of guns sent makes it a win win.
As others have said, make arrangements with your FFL BEFORE you order.
Each FFL does things a little different. Different hours, days, shipping requirements...
Ask ALL questions BEFORE you order. Make sure you ask how much the FFL wants for the transfer...
Here's another great site,
www.kygunco.com
Each FFL does things a little different. Different hours, days, shipping requirements...
Ask ALL questions BEFORE you order. Make sure you ask how much the FFL wants for the transfer...
Here's another great site,
www.kygunco.com
Just seconding this comment. The FFL on this side can be your best friend or a total a__hole. Make sure it's someone you can trust and be sure you understand each other totally before you do anything. I got burned by an FFL in Noblesville who quoted me one price and then when I went to pick up the gun he demanded more a lot more money because, "it was more trouble than I thought." Needless to say, I will never do business with that establishment again. They basically can hold you hostage since you're already paid for the firearm but they can hold it indefinitely unless you cough up more cash.
There are some bad FFLs about there but there are also some really good ones and some really nice folks also. But do your checking BEFORE you buy and save yourself a possible headache.
As far as people who I've personally worked with, US Defense Solutions is easy to work with for an online purchase. They are also only $15.
Scooped by TOOMS. I should learn to refresh a page when I leave it open for a while. Either way 
for U.S Defense Solutions.
It's a bit of a drive from Fishers but I highly recommend U.S. Defense Solutions in Greenwood off of 37. Great bunch of guys and only $15 for a transfer. I won't go anywhere else.
for U.S Defense Solutions. It's a bit of a drive from Fishers but I highly recommend U.S. Defense Solutions in Greenwood off of 37. Great bunch of guys and only $15 for a transfer. I won't go anywhere else.
USDS are the king, but it is a haul from Fishers. I don't know the xfer fee for Point Blank in Carmel, that's a good outfit but my gut says the fee is going to be way too high.
EDIT:
Holy moly, $40.00 transfer from Point Blank per their website. Forget that nonsense. Drive to USDS and be happy you did.
EDIT:
Holy moly, $40.00 transfer from Point Blank per their website. Forget that nonsense. Drive to USDS and be happy you did.
If you are ordering multiple items require FFL, try Narrow Target on the near north side. Yes it's a part time FFL but Aaron is a good dude. He charges $20 per transfer, no matter how many items. I had him done 4 of my Anderson lowers from Aimsurplus last week. That's $5 per lower. I ended up paying less than $50 per piece after shipping and FFL.
Store hours are 6-8pm M to F,plus Saturday.
USDS is good to go, too.
Store hours are 6-8pm M to F,plus Saturday.
USDS is good to go, too.
