How to find a local FFL

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    How to find a local FFL

    OK this is pretty standard stuff but for those new to the forum this may be worth your while.

    I have used this easy technique to find a local FFL. First go to GunBroker.com

    Then go to their "For Buyers" link at the top right of the page. Once you click on that link you will see a number of links containing information that will help you learn more about buying firearms online. The link we are most interested in for this discussion is the "Find a transfer dealer" link.

    Once you select that link you will be directed to a screen that allows you to enter your zip code and do a local search for FFLs. This search will yield a list of FFLs with locations, contact information and pricing. I suggest a few calls to multiple FFLs to see who you think you might like best. Prices for a transfer run from $10 to $50 with $20 to $25 being the average. IMO if you are paying more than $25 you are paying too much.

    This whole process is quick and easy so don't be afraid to do it. Having a good FFL that you like and trust will open up a whole new world of firearms shopping for you.

    For your convenience I have directly linked the GunBroker.com FFL zip code search page for you. Give it a try!


    Link: GunBroker.com - FFL Holder Network
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    This link will help you find any register dealers in your city.

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    I signed up on there yesterday hope it works

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    It seems to me that Bud's gun shop online has the best list going. Just go to thier site, and thier prefered list of FFL's are very acclimated to transfers, and usually thier prefered ones are the best priced to, and you don't have to buy from Buds to use them, but it is nice are they are already set up to recieve shipments from them and it simplifies the purchase.

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    Thanks for the links, they really help.

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