This is all under the help section on gunbroker under "Buyer". You need to make sure you notify your FFL before buying. Also make sure he is registered with gunbroker as this makes it easier but it is not required. You can search on gunbroker to see if they have your FFL. They ship to the FFL (except in my case they screwed up and shipped to me). The whole thing is not difficult but read the instructions on gunbroker.swilkes wrote:ok I found the gun I wanna buy. once I press buy it now how do I get him the FFL? my FFl guy sent a copy to me in text? can I email him the pic?
so they will ship it ti the mailing address on the FFL? or do I need toget a hold of him to verify??
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- Fri Aug 11, 2017 9:13 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: GUN BROKER
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- Mon Jul 24, 2017 2:01 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: GUN BROKER
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From what I have read a FFL can ship a hand gun to another FFL by USPS...puma guy wrote:Oops! Never had anyone ship a firearm directly to me, only my FFL. I had a seller ship a Ruger SA revolver to my FFL via the USPS which is a no-no.rotor wrote:I purchased one item through Gun Broker. I notified the FFL that I was going to use him. All good. The gun was delivered to me and not the FFL. What a mess. Took the gun to FFL, did required paperwork, etc. Notified the seller that they could have been in serious trouble but they never responded. Got the firearm that I wanted but the seller (with many positive ratings) could have really complicated the deal. My FFL charges $10. Anyone else ever have that kind of problem?
"Handguns can only be sent by an FFL holder to an FFL holder. A postal form PS 1508 is filed with each handgun shipment where the sender certifies that they and the recipient are FFL licensed dealers, manufacturers or importers."
- Mon Jul 24, 2017 12:49 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: GUN BROKER
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Re: GUN BROKER
I purchased one item through Gun Broker. I notified the FFL that I was going to use him. All good. The gun was delivered to me and not the FFL. What a mess. Took the gun to FFL, did required paperwork, etc. Notified the seller that they could have been in serious trouble but they never responded. Got the firearm that I wanted but the seller (with many positive ratings) could have really complicated the deal. My FFL charges $10. Anyone else ever have that kind of problem?