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*wary.Corona Turners is a rare bird! I used to use them regularly. The other party would always be weary when I said Turners, but the Corona location has always been quick. Haven’t used them in a while though so I can’t attest to how they are now. Although, by your account, sounds like they’re still solid.
Recently, over the past 5 years, 2A Zone Riverside has been insanely quick. Josh had me in and out on a pick up in probably 5 minutes flat the other day. PPTs are usually 15-20 regularly. Brett has solid teams at both locations, but Josh always knows how to take care of me in Riverside.
I’ve done a few PPTs at Get Loaded in Grand Terrace, and they’ve been just as quick. They’re a little less known, so chances of getting in without a crowd is usually pretty good.
Patriotic Arms in Canyon Lake has also done me well on a few PPTs. Again, smaller shop with less people
100% second this. @ugimports 5 minutes, tops.I didn’t actually time it, but UG Imports in Fremont has it down to about 30 seconds or so. At least that’s what it felt like.
10 min total in az buying my 22 revolver walked out with it in hand.My wife always knows when I buy a new firearm because I’m usually gone missingfor hours doing DROS at Turner’s or Bass Pro. Going to 2A Zone with an appointment is somewhat better, but there’s still usually a line.
Today, though, I went to a LGS to buy a Springfield Echelon Gear Up bundle and was out in 13 minutes (no prefilled 4473, started from scratch), including the minute I wasted trying to find the fourth mag in the bag.
What’s the quickest DROS you guys have ever had?