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Seriously!!!Portside charges 100$ plus 47.19$
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Seriously!!!Portside charges 100$ plus 47.19$
Yep, that’s part of the charm. What you see is what you get. Just a straight up good dude and family.It's funny how many people know about this place. The first time I went I thought "NO WAY. Is my gun even going to be here in 10 days?" It's in this guy's parents garage. In the middle of my PPT his mom walks in with a sandwich and chips on a plate for him.
They in Burbank?Strong upvote for GunsLA, by far the fastest at doing PPTs. Multiple times in and out of there in under 8 minutes.
Yes sir!They in Burbank?
Central mega pawn is now the 47 plus a 50 dollar service charge. I would of walked out but the seller already met me there
Wow that's ridiculous, that's why I usually like to pick were we meet if I'm the buyer in a PPT transaction.
It started in 1991.This is not correct. I did not support it at all. How long ago was that?
Take a picture of the sign.29 Outdoor raised their price to $100 as of 9/1 according to the sign on the door.
I think its 3 or more. I did a ppt with 3 at 5pm and it was no problemCan say Elite Armory also does ppt for $47.19 and you can just walk in unless you have I believe more than 2 guns to opt then you need an appointment.
2nd ammendment zone and us patriot armory for $47Under California law, gun shops are restricted on how much they can charge for doing a private party transfer. If they do it right it should come out to $47.19. But I've gone into shops that make me buy a lock, charge for credit card use, charge for storage (this hasn't happened to me but to someone else), or some other charge. I know under the REVIEWS tab we have a list of FFL's that we like. But I'm talking just by price, which FFL's do you know of charge $47.19 for a PPT? You can throw in some bad one's to avoid if you'd like.
I did an FFL transfer there once and they also charge $100 for that. Albeit is was my only transaction with them, it went alright but that little Asian dude there is kind of aPortside charges 100$ plus 47.19$
I know of a shop that requires a doj approved cable lock purchased from within the last 30 days regardless of if it’s ppt or buying from their shop inventory; it’s a city ordinance. You are required to purchase a doj approved lock from them or show a receipt from within the last 30 days; for shop inventory it’s only if the firearm doesn’t come with a lock which would be used. Even if you buy a new firearm that has a lock but choose to buy a used one from them or ppt; that one lock from the new shop inventory firearm doesn’t count towards it. It’s not the shop that wants to do it; it’s just their local city requires it. For me, it’s like what the fudge is this because I don’t even live over there and also because I already have 7 of those kinds of cable locks at home that I don’t even use.Under California law, gun shops are restricted on how much they can charge for doing a private party transfer. If they do it right it should come out to $47.19. But I've gone into shops that make me buy a lock, charge for credit card use, charge for storage (this hasn't happened to me but to someone else), or some other charge. I know under the REVIEWS tab we have a list of FFL's that we like. But I'm talking just by price, which FFL's do you know of charge $47.19 for a PPT? You can throw in some bad one's to avoid if you'd like.
Solar tactical, are you talking about Castro valley or Livermore? Livermore requires the doj approved lock purchased within the last 30 days with receipt or purchase one from them.29 Outdoor and Solar Tactical are my go-to shops for PPT, quick, painless, no grief given.....$47.19
I always make a point to make a purchase, even if it's just some cleaning stuff or a magazine, just to show some appreciation.
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