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FFL Ship pistol without Transfer?

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So say I want to send my pistol to Springfield's custom shop for some work. I am not an FFL, so no USPS for me.

 

I can ship fedex or UPS next day.. for somewhere around $60..

 

But a FFL can ship USPS Priority for $25ish..

 

Would the FFL need to conduct a "transfer" for a fee.. and would I need a Pistol Permit upon the return of the pistol?

I am pretty sure that the dealer you bought it from would return it for you at cost as a customer service? I know Shore Shot used to do that if you bought a gun from them and it had to go back to be fixed or customized. If you had a good relationship with your gun shop, they might just do it even if you didn't buy it from them if you paid the shipping, it is good PR. should not require transfer since you are not buying or selling it, just getting it "fixed". I am sure one of out licensed FFLs will chime in and correct me if I am wrong?

The firearm gets logged into the gunsmithing book and out to the Manufacturer. It comes back into the gunsmithing book and out to the customer without a NICS check. I am sure the dealer will charge a fee for the service as well as the shipping costs. I know that I would. It MIGHT be cheaper than doing it yourself.

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