buying firearms online?
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buying firearms online?
Is their a good place to research purchasing firearms online?
like a trading site like craigslist whereyou can find other people selling used firearms?
I realize that in my state it must be transfered through a licensed gunsmith. just looking at the prices of firearms localling and jeez!
like a trading site like craigslist whereyou can find other people selling used firearms?
I realize that in my state it must be transfered through a licensed gunsmith. just looking at the prices of firearms localling and jeez!
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gunbroker.com is good. Being in CA, be prepared to pay about 75 bucks for the shop to do the transfer for you. I called 3 different places and that was the going rate in the east bay. Be sure to add that to the cost of the gun.
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Also www.thehighroad.org
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www.gunsamerica.com
www.graybeardoutdoors.com has a buy/sell section on the forum
and there are all kinds of forums out there like this one depending on what your into.
Coop
www.graybeardoutdoors.com has a buy/sell section on the forum
and there are all kinds of forums out there like this one depending on what your into.
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www.gunsamerica.com
www.auctionarms.com
www.gunbroker.com
Those are mainly the big 3 auction sites. You'll have to have a person with a FFL to do all the transfer work, unless it's something made or a copy of a gun made prior to 1899 and doesn't shoot fixed ammo.
If you're looking Class 3 stuff, it's a little more complicated.
www.auctionarms.com
www.gunbroker.com
Those are mainly the big 3 auction sites. You'll have to have a person with a FFL to do all the transfer work, unless it's something made or a copy of a gun made prior to 1899 and doesn't shoot fixed ammo.
If you're looking Class 3 stuff, it's a little more complicated.
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www.galleryofguns.com They are a network of gun dealers. they pretty much work off a pool of guns, so pretty much any gun is available to any dealer.
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