FFL Transfer fee?

[DoggyDaddy]

You are not the first to say this, I never worked in a gun store, do they sit around doing nothing a lot? Knowing human nature I doubt the transfer customer comes in during the wasted time, I would expect them to typically come in when it is busiest. LOL

Sort of a sidetrack, but I've never really understood most gun store hours. A lot seem to be open like 9 to 6 or maybe 10 to 6. That's when most people are working and can't get there. Seems like it would be better to keep evening hours... like maybe 3-10 or 3-9.

 

[rbhargan]

You are not the first to say this, I never worked in a gun store, do they sit around doing nothing a lot? Knowing human nature I doubt the transfer customer comes in during the wasted time, I would expect them to typically come in when it is busiest. LOL

Well, given the nature of life, that is probably true. However I also know that before I retired, a portion of my day was filled with "down" time. I was also salaried, so it balanced out the "Holy bat-****, Batman!" intervals.

 

[DadSmith]

One of the ffl's I use charges $25 on first, $15 on the second, and the rest are free that fit on the page.

 

[WebSnyper]

You are not the first to say this, I never worked in a gun store, do they sit around doing nothing a lot? Knowing human nature I doubt the transfer customer comes in during the wasted time, I would expect them to typically come in when it is busiest. LOL

Then they wait until their turn. Captive audience, not going anywhere or they just come back later.

 

[nipprdog]

Sort of a sidetrack, but I've never really understood most gun store hours. A lot seem to be open like 9 to 6 or maybe 10 to 6. That's when most people are working and can't get there. Seems like it would be better to keep evening hours... like maybe 3-10 or 3-9.

Good point. But opening at 3 would eliminate those of us working 2nd shift. Maybe something like 12 to 8 or 9 would cover everyone on all shifts.