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IE Riverside - Anyone know a good FFL that takes deliveries of firearms and charges low fees

The $50 or $60 one is Get Loaded Guns in Grand Terrace. I wanted to see if they could get me a M1X frame. They have to order it retail from Glock Store and charge the extra fee since GlockStore isn't their supplier.
 
It looks like the $115 & $60 fee doesn't include DROS. I thought the $115 & $60 fee included the DROS so it's even more money.
yeah its expected to pay DROS seperate from these fees. but $47 and $115 for familial transfers are wild. $47 and $60 is stomachable.
 
yeah its expected to pay DROS seperate from these fees. but $47 and $115 for familial transfers are wild. $47 and $60 is stomachable.
The FFL local to me is $75 for the first firearm and $25 each additional firearm in the same transaction DROS is included in that price.

However, I'm like over 2hrs away from your location.
 
The info below is from their website. https://www.2azone.com/store-policies/
The only one that is $115 is for an Intrafamilial Transfer, it includes $55 for what appears to be an additional paperwork requirement.
All the other transfers are $60.



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The thing that doesn't make any sense is why 2A Zone charges more for intrafamilial transfers vs a standard on roster transfer. The paperwork is the same.

Sounds like they are taxing you extra money just because you have an exemption to get off roster pistols.
 
The thing that doesn't make any sense is why 2A Zone charges more for intrafamilial transfers vs a standard on roster transfer. The paperwork is the same.

Sounds like they are taxing you extra money just because you have an exemption to get off roster pistols.
Whats that FFL that does the $75 with DROS?
 
Check with Blue Collar Firearms in Colton. They are very friendly, relatively quick tranactions, and have been reasonably priced the times I've used them. Don't konw what they are charging currently.
 
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