FFL in Phoenix for online purchase transfer

[Too_Pure]

Hello. I can't find what I need locally so will be buying online. I am looking for a recommendation for an FFL to do the transfer. The one I used to trust appears to be out of business. I'm just looking for a honest FFL that won't sit on my delivery for days before calling me as has happened before. I'm in North Phoenix AZ. Any recommendations appreciated.

 

[Cokeman]

If no one has any suggestions, open Gunbroker and use the FFL feature. You can see what they charge.

 

[URIT]

Most gun stores and pawn shops are FFL. Here is a site that will help you narrow your choices...
http://fflgundealers.net/gun-shops-near-85029
I would pick a well-established business that is convenient to my home and offers a decent rate to make the transfer.

 

[MAKster]

Buds Gun Shop also has a searchable list of FFLs that you can use to find a local dealer. I usually pick an actual store where you can just show up to do the paperwork. Some home-based dealers can be difficult to arrange a time. I once did a transfer with a home dealer who couldn't do the transfer during the day because he had a regular job to go to and then on the weekends he was busy with his son's sports. I had to pick it up at 8:00 am on a Sunday. Never again.

 

[eyeshot]

If you were in Tucson, I have a perfect FFL. $20 and you won't find a more honest man.

Don't have a clue what goes on in the big city. Good luck, though.

 

[Trashyshoots]

Ammo az
19th and deer valley.
Cant recall the price for the transfer though, I want to say it was 20$

 

[drobs]

Go here and put in your zip code:
https://www.gunbroker.com/ffl/index

Email or call the dealers that show up on the list to confirm that they accept transfers and confirm what they charge.
Do contact them before sending a gun to them.

A normal fee for most of gun friendly USA is $20 to $25.

 

[Waveski]

I can vouch for :

Farrell's Arms of Mesa AZ.