A little more expensive then Battle Rifle Company(that's who I ended up using) and not as convenient. I can walk to BRC if I wanted... not going to do that because of the way people drive on Medical Center Blvd and El Camino, but I could . May have to check out the range though, If I like it, might be worth the membership.STEELTRIP1N wrote:BEST SHOT RANGE
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- Wed Jun 07, 2017 12:57 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: FFL Transfer
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Re: FFL Transfer
- Fri Jun 02, 2017 6:03 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: FFL Transfer
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Re: FFL Transfer
Thanks everyone for the replies and advice.
I originally found a FFL near me on the list on the retailer's site that was nearby, their website suggested they did $15 transfers for CHL/LTC holders. But I called to try and confirm that they would be able to do the transfer, etc - no answer, VM inbox was full. I waited a little while thinking maybe it's just a busy day, tried again 2 more times, the same thing. Ended up calling another shop near me, I've done business with them and they said they would gladly do the transfer for 25. 10 bucks more is worth it for having a reliable and friendly place to pick it up, called the retailer to change the FFL on my order and the customer service lady informed me that I wasn't the only person she knows of having difficulties getting ahold of the original vendor. Glad I dodged that 'bullet'.
I originally found a FFL near me on the list on the retailer's site that was nearby, their website suggested they did $15 transfers for CHL/LTC holders. But I called to try and confirm that they would be able to do the transfer, etc - no answer, VM inbox was full. I waited a little while thinking maybe it's just a busy day, tried again 2 more times, the same thing. Ended up calling another shop near me, I've done business with them and they said they would gladly do the transfer for 25. 10 bucks more is worth it for having a reliable and friendly place to pick it up, called the retailer to change the FFL on my order and the customer service lady informed me that I wasn't the only person she knows of having difficulties getting ahold of the original vendor. Glad I dodged that 'bullet'.
- Thu Jun 01, 2017 10:36 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: FFL Transfer
- Replies: 10
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Re: FFL Transfer
You are correct, I thought I mentioned the Webster/Friendswood area, but I will keep Patriot Defense in mind, Kemah isn't so far away. Do you remember what they charged for the Transfer ?Odiferous wrote:SE Houston covers a lot of ground, but I just picked up a transfer from Patriot Defense in Kemah. Small shop, friendly folks, and called to make sure I'd seen it was delivered and to offer to wait for me when they were trying to close up so I didn't have to wait to get my new gun.
- Thu Jun 01, 2017 9:27 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: FFL Transfer
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FFL Transfer
Hoping to get some info from the board, looking at buying one of the Walther PPS to add to my collection, the 100 rebate makes it too good to pass up.
That being said, I've found a couple prices online that I like and I am looking at doing an FFL Transfer - I've never done one of these so I'm looking for any advice for things to watch out for, avoid, etc.
And I would also like to ask anyone on the South-East side of Houston has any preferred FFL dealers they can recommend ?
That being said, I've found a couple prices online that I like and I am looking at doing an FFL Transfer - I've never done one of these so I'm looking for any advice for things to watch out for, avoid, etc.
And I would also like to ask anyone on the South-East side of Houston has any preferred FFL dealers they can recommend ?