Does anyone know On Targets FFL?

[Guest TheBadLuckCharm]

in Murfreesboro?I feel comfortable with them.

(I know I should call) but if someone already knows...

[Guest eyebedam]

best bet is to just give them a call? Are you wanting them to transfer something for you.

[poak]

Don't they have to mail or fax something directly between FFLs for transfers anyway?

[Guest bkelm18]

Don't they have to mail or fax something directly between FFLs for transfers anyway?

No.

[poak]

No.

Oh yeah? Cool, I just had something transfered for the first time last week, and the guy that was to send the transfer didnt have a fax, so when I called the gunshop to get their FFL info faxed to me so I could deal w/ it, they seemed hesitant to deal directly with me. Haha, I guess that's how I figured it in my head... that they HAD to deal w/ the info between themselves.

[BimmerFreak]

Don't they have to mail or fax something directly between FFLs for transfers anyway?

No.

If you want something shipped to them for transfer, you should probably follow this course of action:

1. Call, write, email, or stop in and ask if they will accept your transfer.

*Inbound transfers are not your right, but something the dealer agrees to

2. Request that they fax, mail, or give you a copy of their FFL to forward to the dealer initiating the transfer.

[Guest bkelm18]

Oh yeah? Cool, I just had something transfered for the first time last week, and the guy that was to send the transfer didnt have a fax, so when I called the gunshop to get their FFL info faxed to me so I could deal w/ it, they seemed hesitant to deal directly with me. Haha, I guess that's how I figured it in my head... that they HAD to deal w/ the info between themselves.

Yeah I've had a couple dealer's who didn't want me to have a copy of their FFL, but there's no law or rule saying that you can't get a copy of their FFL and mail it/fax it/email it yourself to the other dealer.

[Guest Liberty Seeker]

If you want something shipped to them for transfer, you should probably follow this course of action:

1. Call, write, email, or stop in and ask if they will accept your transfer.

*Inbound transfers are not your right, but something the dealer agrees to

+1, and do it every time. I called a local FFL that was listed with a dealer, called and got prices, had it sent and it went smooth as silk. About a month later I bought something else, set it up to go to the same FFL, and called the next day to let them know to expect it. I was told they weren't doing transfers anymore, so I would have to change it. Luckily I was able to contact my shipper and get it changed before it shipped.