Buying more than one gun at a time through a FFL01

[Gaucho Gringo]

Classic Firearms has a 5 pack of Mosin Nagant rifles for $475.00. I would like to buy a 5 pack but I wondered if an FFL 01 would refuse to handle the transaction? Would this set off any red flags in the ATF? I don't know of anyone to handle this, anyone have any suggestions as to a FFL01 to handle this transaction in N.E. Portland? Thanks.

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[Allfat]

I don't think it would be a problem at all. Form 4473 has room for 5 different guns on it, so I don't think it would be too big of a deal. Call around and ask some local dealers if you think it would be a problem, they are the ones that will either give you the "ok" or the "no go."

 

[JSJPDX]

Not sure why an FFL woud refuse to process the paperwork, essentially they're only doing a little more work and charging you their transfer fee five times. Not sure if it is Oregon or federal but the dealer will also have to file some sort of form because you purchased more than one firearm within a five day period.

Can't help with a dealer in NE but I use one off of 136th and Powell in SE that charges $20 per firearm transferred if you're interested.

 

[mrblond]

I have bought multiple pistols before and there was never a problem. I doubt any red flags would pop up unless your buying them by the crate

 

[mjbskwim]

I think buying 5 "mosins" would set off more red flags than the gun part