FFL in Northwest valley for transfers
- AZ1
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FFL in Northwest valley for transfers
Looking for one that still does paper forms.
Can anyone recommend an FFL for transfers in the Northwest valley?
How much does your recommendation charge for first item, additional items?
Thank you
Can anyone recommend an FFL for transfers in the Northwest valley?
How much does your recommendation charge for first item, additional items?
Thank you
- Pro2a
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Re: FFL in Northwest valley for transfers
I would suspect thats mostly the home based FFLs.
There are a few in Suprise, I know a board member that's used one close to him.
I will message him to toss that name out if he remembers.
There are a few in Suprise, I know a board member that's used one close to him.
I will message him to toss that name out if he remembers.
- AZHTfreak
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Re: FFL in Northwest valley for transfers
Arrow Security northwest corner of 67th Avenue and Greenway. $15 with a CCW $20 without.
- YNOTAZ
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Re: FFL in Northwest valley for transfers
Why is paper important? Same end result.
- knockonit
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Re: FFL in Northwest valley for transfers
i havent filled out a paper form in a long time, goes pretty quick if you dont screw up, lol, seems like no matter how many i fill out i miss something.
i'm still confused about my selection on gender though, thought i knew but in last few months ive been wholly fouled up on what i am. lol
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- YNOTAZ
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Re: FFL in Northwest valley for transfers
If that's the issue, then it's a misplaced concern. The electronic form is kept locally, just like the paper. The ATF publishes a lot of rules for backup etc. to insure it doesn't get wiped out. Ultimately, if the FFL gives up the license, they turn in all the 4473, their "book", and or their data files of all 4473 and electronic book.
Paper 4473 are now scanned and digitized. The keywords associated with the images are identifying information of the buyer and identifying information of the firearm(s). Many years ago I worked with a company on a proposal to the ATF for the paperless storage of 4473s and the FFL books turned in by dealers.
Bottom line is they all end up as computerized records so, an initial electronic entry just makes it less costly and time-consuming to get there.
- AZ1
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Re: FFL in Northwest valley for transfers
I'd rather my forms not be stored on a computer/server connected to the internet.
- mallic
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Re: FFL in Northwest valley for transfers
I'd suggest Stronghand, but he doesn't like work LOL
- Stronghand
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Re: FFL in Northwest valley for transfers
Damn straight. Too many "bag of gun" being dropped off lately.
Seriously though still doing transfers and whatnot. Not doing coatings until I finish moving into a bigger workspace and install the new blast and cook.
- mallic
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Re: FFL in Northwest valley for transfers
You wouldn't happen to do hot bluing would you? Or just modern nitride?Stronghand wrote: ↑November 2nd, 2021, 12:54 pmDamn straight. Too many "bag of gun" being dropped off lately.
Seriously though still doing transfers and whatnot. Not doing coatings until I finish moving into a bigger workspace and install the new blast and cook.