Cheapest FFL in Dallas?

[aggiedave05]

I'll be honest, I don't expect much from an FFL. However, my previous FFL quit doing transfers and the one I found is $20 a transfer. Not a bad price but 4x what I used to pay. Especially with a CHL now.

Anyone have a recommendation or know a cheaper one?

[Barron76]

Honestly, $10-$20 is what I have seen lately with most FFL's, it seems like the $10-$15 range is about average.

[AEA]

Ted in Frisco is 10.00 for CHL

http://www.texasshooting.com/TexasCHL_F ... =22&t=9636

[charlieb]

Ted up in Frisco is a good guy to deal with.

[charlieb]

Sorry I just saw the post where TED says he suspended local transfers- sorry

[fishcharmer]

Lewisville Pawn is $10 cash for everybody. I do all of my transfers there.

[PR1042]

^^^

used Lewisville Pawn last week, 10 bucks, in and out quick

[BrianSW99]

I've used Tom Hart in Plano in the past and am using him again for one I just purchased a couple days ago. He's $10 if you have a CHL. Fast, professional, no problems. He has a thread on the FFL section.

Brian

[SigM4]

Cash Advance in Benbrook off 377 is $10 as well. Seems to do a lot of transfer business. When I was in there before Christmas picking up a couple guns I bought on Buds the UPS guy showed up with about 25-30 packages. The owners said that was typical for that time of year. During the rest of the year he said he usually sees 10-15 packages/transfers a day.

[Beiruty]

I've used Tom Hart in Plano in the past and am using him again for one I just purchased a couple days ago. He's $10 if you have a CHL. Fast, professional, no problems. He has a thread on the FFL section.

Brian

PLus 1 for Tom. I did 2 transfers for 3 firearms. $10 for CHLers. Great transaction, prompt response.

[fulano]

I've used Tom Hart in Plano in the past and am using him again for one I just purchased a couple days ago. He's $10 if you have a CHL. Fast, professional, no problems. He has a thread on the FFL section.

Brian

PLus 1 for Tom. I did 2 transfers for 3 firearms. $10 for CHLers. Great transaction, prompt response.

Here's a thread with info for Tom Hart.

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