Cheapest FFL Transfer in Snohomish Co WA?

[Mark]

As title says, any suggestions for a cheap FFL transfer in the Everett, WA area?

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[gmerkt]

You might try Sound Loan in Everett. I've used them many times the last few years while liquidating my collection. Reasonable fees. Friendly staff. Effecient and quick.

 

[Nosferatu]

If you're closer to Marysville than Everett: https://www.pacarm.com/

$15 the last time I was there.

 

[Mark]

You might try Sound Loan in Everett. I've used them many times the last few years while liquidating my collection. Reasonable fees. Friendly staff. Effecient and quick.

Ya but how much is reasonable?

If you're closer to Marysville than Everett: https://www.pacarm.com/

$15 the last time I was there.

i'm smack dab middle of Everett

 

[gmerkt]

I think Sound Loan charges $15 transfer fee for long guns, $25 for handguns. More paperwork involved for handguns. They may also charge $25 for semi auto rifles now, since I-1639 has attached similar paperwork to them as handguns.

 

[gmerkt]

If you are a member of the Washington Arms Collectors (annual dues $57), you can go to their shows and they have designated FFL's who do the transfer for $10. Which includes up to 5 guns. Which may include one handgun in the five. Any extra handguns, $5 extra. Due to the added paperwork.

You have to drive to one of their show venues and do the transfer at the show for this service.

Cheap is a relative term. Nobody is going to do it for really cheap, like at a retail gun store for $5. I've heard of other FFL dealers in the north Sound area charging $50 to $100. Bear in mind retail gun dealers with a store have other expenses, like rent and the electric bill. When I used to go to the WAC shows, I noticed that the dealers who were willing to do it as a service to the WAC would change frequently. They got burned out fast doing the bookwork for a lousy $10.

 

[Mark]

I'm just trying to order a lower from PSA and not pay like 50+ for a transfer…