Ordering online

[ljk]

Anyone know what Tim's charges?

too rich for me:

[h=1]FFL Transfers[/h] $25.00 Members/$50.00 Non-Members Non-NFA Items
$100.00 NFA Items

 

[nakinate]

Weren't we talking about MDA and the Feds watching us in another thread? This OP seems to match that idea given the current climate in regards to online sales.

No insult meant to the OP, just an observation.

 

[Jet19912]

I swear I'm not the Feds. I'm honestly just a new guy who just moved from the communist state of Illinois. Just trying to learn from some people with more experience than I. Plus my friends are getting a bit sick of all the questions

 

[nakinate]

I swear I'm not the Feds. I'm honestly just a new guy who just moved from the communist state of Illinois. Just trying to learn from some people with more experience than I. Plus my friends are getting a bit sick of all the questions

He must be clean. If he tries to arrest us now it's entrapment! I heard that in a movie.

 

[dnurk]

I guess I'm asking if anyone has any FFLs that they've had a pleasant experience with and would recommend doing business with

Ed Jozsa with ATP firearms up near Cicero. Incredibly nice and professional guy who is a top notch communicator. Several members of my family have used him now and every transaction has been flawless. Could not recommend him enough.

Send him an email.......I guarantee you'll get a super fast response.

edited to add his actual email: atparmsinfo@gmail.com

He is also a listed and known FFL holder on Gunbroker.

 

[Mustang1911]

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.

I actually just stopped in there last week to ask how much they'd charge for an FFL transfer, and yes its $40. A year or so ago Bob out at Plainfield Shooting Supplies was $25 .

 

[shaneman1966]

The biggest reason I do business online is cost. I have a small gun shop I do business with on a regular basis. He is real good about price matching for me, and if I buy online he only charges $13 for transfer. I have found it to my advantage, to give the same shop all my business. This helps build a relationship with the dealer.

 

[HKUSP]

Hmmph. I know I'm still new, but "the feds are watching" is going to get as old as "the lifetime license is going away".

If they are really involved in this thread, they're drilling a dry hole. All I've seen are folks trying to tell the OP how to do it legally.

A closer recommendation to Fishers would be Grey Wolf in Avon. I've seen positive posts about them, and they're listed with AIM Surplus in a partner program with very fair transfer fees. Should I decide to order anything online requiring a transfer I'll probably be contacting them.

Chris

 

[RoosterJC]

when I ordered online, I just googled "FFL" and my zip code, and received a list of FFLs near me. I then made a few calls and found a guy close I could trust, did business and will use him again.

 

[JettaKnight]

Only Black powder guns, and the ATF doesn't consider those firearms!

They still kill a deer pretty dead...

And "antiques", that is, guns with dates before 1899. You can still get a really good Finn captured and reworked Mosin Nagant that's dated before 1899.


And if you a C&R license, you're GTG.

 

[Griz99]

Awesome does anyone have any good suggestions on solid recommendations for FFLs on the north side?

I have used Pointe Blank in Carmel.. Very accomadating.. They were going to charge $45.00 to clear but waived their fee if you spent $75.00 in their shop. I purchased a 4 extra mags, and 200 rounds of ammo which i needed anyway. They picked up a regular range customer.

 

[Jet19912]

I have used Pointe Blank in Carmel.. Very accomadating.. They were going to charge $45.00 to clear but waived their fee if you spent $75.00 in their shop. I purchased a 4 extra mags, and 200 rounds of ammo which i needed anyway. They picked up a regular range customer.

I really enjoy point blank as well I frequent the Carmel range. Honestly I've been to quite a few of the shops around town and I haven't really been impressed with the customer service. Both point Blank locations have been the only places that have given me apositive customer experience. Smiles from when i walk in to when I walk out, never trying to upsell me when I've made my budget clear, and even suggested places i could go if they didn't have what I needed.

 

[Jet19912]

Only problem I've encountered with them is that overinflated FFL fee. Which I kind of understand they're a chain and don't want to piddle around with people buying from other places

 

[SouthernStar25]

I guess I'm asking if anyone has any FFLs that they've had a pleasant experience with and would recommend doing business with

Try Rick O'Leary at Hoosier Armory in Carmel. Great guy and very reasonable prices for a transfer.

 

[zippy23]

I can't imagine what Noblesville gun shop that could be. It makes the "hair on my arms" stand up just thinking about it. That guy is a jerk, I will never spend another dime there.

his arms prolly dont have any hair. see what i did there?? Agreed on that shop.

 

[disGRUNTld0311851717]

just order, pay, and have it shipped to your local FFL dealer

 

[JACKD7]

Awesome does anyone have any good suggestions on solid recommendations for FFLs on the north side?

Recommend ZR Tactical Solutions; check the website. Had him ship one for me today.