Decent FFL fees in Fort Worth Arlington?

[Gregg1LE]

I'm probably going to purchase a handgun from Buds Gun Shop,my first internet gun purchase. What gun shops/individuals offer decent receiving FFL fees in Arlington/Fort Worth area?
Thanks guys.

 

[BT1911]

My guy over in Bedford does it for ten bucks. Fifteen without a CHL.

Here's his link: Jeff Dowdle

 

[codygjohnson]

My guy over in Bedford does it for ten bucks. Fifteen without a CHL.

Here's his link: Jeff Dowdle

I use Jeff for my transfers as well.

 

[jake75]

Try texashighcaliber.com 20 bucks and 10 if your leo or vet

 

[Gregg1LE]

Thanks,guys, just the info I was looking for.

 

[PaknSiG]

Give your local pawn shop a try to see what they get.

TM

 

[DocRod]

I like the folks at "2nd Amendment Firearms" in South Arlington. They are $20 for transfers, and are very easy to deal with.

You'll have to contact them through their online store at:
GunBroker.com - Auctions by 2ND Amendment Firearms and CHL

 

[kakpataka]

Do the FFL's charge/collect sales tax for guns sent in from out of state? Just wondering.................

 

[PaknSiG]

No, just the transfer fee.

TM

 

[kakpataka]

No, just the transfer fee.

TM

TM, the reason I asked to confirm that as I read on some where that someone was trying to charge this guy for a gun. Cant recall where though.

 

[PaknSiG]

I have bought several on the internet out of state without any problems. I did have a guy in Kansas try to charge my brother sales tax on a gun I bought for him and had shipped to the FFL dealer. After he and I talked and he looked it up he found out that he was wrong and just charged the transfer fee. I can't say for all states but Texas and Kansas are like that. If you live in Texas and buy a gun on the internet from a dealer in Texas, the dealer you purchase the gun from will charge the state tax but the FFL you have it shipped to will still only charge the transfer fee. Done that too.

Good luck.

TM

 

[navyguy]

Just a point of interest. The reason the out of state seller doesn't asses the tax is that most do no have presence in every state they could possibly ship to. If the vendor IS represented in the state shipped to (Dell Computer for one) they will charge tax on out of state shipments. If they have no presences, they don't charge the tax. But legally, you, the buyer are responsible for paying the tax directly to Texas.

Be it guns or a camera or whatever. There is a form (#01-156) that is used to report and pay these taxes. However, it is currently next to impossible for States to track down these transactions, so most people just don't bother to pay up. Look for that to change in the not to distant future.

 

[Badger57]

Just to let ya'll know if you take an enjoyable drive out of the CITY and come to East Texas, "Sabine River Sales" right out of Edgewood, TX ,will get the job done here also, transfers - $15.00 with CHL, Gary Fancher owns the place and he will treat you like a neighbor! Call him at : 903-896-4500 Good Honost Guy.