hammer
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- Feb 9, 2009
- 67
Thinking about ordering a rifle online. Anyone know someone with a ffl license in central md or eastern shore , with reasonable fees. Thanks.
Ffl transfer
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Tylers in Halethorpe is an IP here and gives LE and VET discounts.
Kman
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If you are near Sussex county DE, S & C Tactical.
$25 transfer and no hassle about standard capacity magazines.
Very nice people. Small shop.
$25 transfer and no hassle about standard capacity magazines.
Very nice people. Small shop.
davsco
Ultimate Member
gunbroker and a couple of other websites have a ffl finder, and some list each ffl's fees. i'd still call your proposed ffl just to make sure though.
Seems like a dup thread. Try Baltimore’s Best Pawn. They’re an IP and can possibly order it for you saving a transfer fee. Mention your a MDS member.
KRC
Active Member
Not Central MD but upper Eastern Shore.
A week or so ago I stopped in at the new storefront location of Eveland Arms in Earleville, a new gunshop/sporting venue. The FFL/proprietor (sorry - I forget his name) says he will do transfers for online sales at $25 for non-regulated and $35 for regulated firearms.
https://www.evelandarms.com/
A week or so ago I stopped in at the new storefront location of Eveland Arms in Earleville, a new gunshop/sporting venue. The FFL/proprietor (sorry - I forget his name) says he will do transfers for online sales at $25 for non-regulated and $35 for regulated firearms.
https://www.evelandarms.com/
