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FFL TRANSFER FEES TOO HIGH - Where to go?

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you're right by me.

 

wortendyke arms (jeff - by appt) - I believe he charges $40

 

oakridge firearms (tom - forum sponsor) - I think it's $40 as well

 

I would stay away from jerseypolicesupply (Mike's guns) and bergen sport shop which are closest to us... horrible experiences at both

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you're right by me.

 

wortendyke arms (jeff - by appt) - I believe he charges $40

 

oakridge firearms (tom - forum sponsor) - I think it's $40 as well

 

I would stay away from jerseypolicesupply (Mike's guns) and bergen sport shop which are closest to us... horrible experiences at both

just to clarify Jeff WortArms is $25 fee + NICs, not sure about others. He is in Midland Pk 5 mins off Rt 208/Goffle Rd exit and 30 seconds from me ;)

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why not purchase from a nj dealer...there would be no transfer fee just the nics ...save money and support local business?

 

Good advice!  Otherwise, True Value Hardware in Lincoln Park was charging $40, although I haven't been there in a few years.

Or you could join Woodland Park Range and get it done for $20.

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Plus taxes.

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Still far less than 40 transfer fee not to mention waiting etc ...say $100 for a lower 7% sales tax = $7......7<40.....unless it's some rare/unobtainable item .....or something half the price I don't see the logic to paying transfer fees on an item that could be bought locally for the same without the transfer fee ...but To each their own

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Good advice! Otherwise, True Value Hardware in Lincoln Park was charging $40, although I haven't been there in a few years.

Or you could join Woodland Park Range and get it done for $20.

True Value is gone. The ffl had medical issues a few years back and closed up.

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What lower are you buying that is better than what you can find locally? What are you paying for it? I've seen plenty of lowers at LGS in your area.

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Still far less than 40 transfer fee not to mention waiting etc ...say $100 for a lower 7% sales tax = $7......7<40.....unless it's some rare/unobtainable item .....or something half the price I don't see the logic to paying transfer fees on an item that could be bought locally for the same without the transfer fee ...but To each their own

Your math is a bit off. The same receiver costs more locally than it does online. Also if you do a few at once, it's still only 1 nics fee.

 

 

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NICS is a wash no matter which way you purchase, as is 7% of the purchase price compared to the transfer fee. {3.5% in suppressed areas}

 

EX:

$20 transfer fee = sales tax on $286 item

 

 

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Your math is a bit off. The same receiver costs more locally than it does online. Also if you do a few at once, it's still only 1 nics fee.

 

 

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my number was based on last week when i was with a friend who bought 3 spikes lowers @ $99 a piece paid tax and one nics fee .....if he had ordered 3 blem/econo lowers for $69 each and then $40 for each transfer or even $40 for first and reduced for the other 2 he woulda at best paid the same for s#$t lowers and waited a week.....but like i said to each their own...if people want to spend a dollar to save a nickel on the front side so be it...  

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Police supply shops have exorbitant fees to discourage plebeians from darkening their doorways.  Lanagan's  in Shrewsbury charges $95.

 

if your not a police officer fire or first aid you will pay. They are nice guys. 

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