Yeah I agree. I would have hated my job that morning all four of us showed up swapping, trading and selling guns all different ways. What a cluster for that guy.
That Trooper was a ROCK STAR!
Yeah I agree. I would have hated my job that morning all four of us showed up swapping, trading and selling guns all different ways. What a cluster for that guy.
No doubt. That situation was as complicated as they come.That Trooper was a ROCK STAR!
That Trooper was a ROCK STAR!
No doubt. That situation was as complicated as they come.
How would you like to tell folks you are committed to Barrack O?
(Hagerstown)
to be fair, was the average FFL transfer cost comparable to MSP's transfer cost BEFORE the HQL was in effect?Meanwhile, the HQL has reduced the customer pool dramatically all while the spending frenzy from 2013 still is having impact on other guns sales. It all adds up to many FFLs doing what they can to just try to survive as a business. That has driven FFL transfer fees up a lot just in the last couple years.
Nope.to be fair, was the average FFL transfer cost comparable to MSP's transfer cost BEFORE the HQL was in effect?
obviously there are legitimate reasons why an FFL is going to charge you more, but some of these high transfer costs aren't THAT new.
Man,......$150. Those dealers must have an Asian chick giving you a handy while they fax the papers.
Really though,..... someone here thinks ANYTHING in the range of $50 (plus) dollars is realistic for this?
IIRC, The state says they can charge a fee of $20.00.
The fact that they charge more and are not called out by the state ... Is indicative of the state attitude towards anyone buying a firearm. The state is saying... "Yes, we know the business is over charging you... But F U, you're a gun buyer and we hate you anyway."
Not questioning you, but do you have any idea where it says that? Now I'm curious.
It was in at least a few of the links in the many "transfer" threads here.
So,....
$30 bucks.
If you did 12 a day (taking a whopping ~3 hours total) it's ~$1,200 bucks a week for a 5 day work week without selling a single gun, bullet or infidel sticker.
Overhead must be super high at some of these shops if they "need" to charge $50 and more to even keep the lights on.
I'd be happy to work 3 hours a day, 5 days a week, for $1200. Where can I get an application?
So,....
$30 bucks.
If you did 12 a day (taking a whopping ~3 hours total) it's ~$1,200 bucks a week for a 5 day work week without selling a single gun, bullet or infidel sticker.
Overhead must be super high at some of these shops if they "need" to charge $50 and more to even keep the lights on.
12 a day? I bet they do less then 3 a day an average