Recommend an FFL in S/E Michigan for Reasonable Consignment or Outright Purchase

[tenthumbs]

I have had someone approach me to buy most of the Collection...
Anyone have an FFL that would transfer them for me/us for a reasonable fee?
Say a flat fee to do 5 transfers at the same time?
Preferably from Troy West?

You do not need to "transfer" long guns between private parties in MI.

It's no different than any other private sale of say..a lawn mower or a couch.

If it makes you feel better you can write a bill of sale in duplicate with both parties signing. However, that is not required either.

[Ryan01228]

You do not need to "transfer" long guns between private parties in MI.

It's no different than any other private sale of say..a lawn mower or a couch.

If it makes you feel better you can write a bill of sale in duplicate with both parties signing. However, that is not required either.

They are pistols and I am familiar with the RI60/Purchase permit process. I had an experience which makes me not want to do 6 transfers to one person at one time.

So I want to pay an FFL to do it.

[Blue XJ]

Rich at Harder's Auto Parts in Clinton Township on Groesbeck does that. 586 468-1511
Great folks!

I have used him a few times, good guy, but dont like paying the 6% use tax on my transactions, ended up finding someone who doesn't charge it.

[Fuel Fire Desire]

Cabelas buys guns. Be informed that most gun buyers will pay half of their intended selling price. That is standard in the trade.

It’s convenient if you just want to offload stuff fast, but they have to add a 40% mark up by their pricing rules. So they’ll low ball you hard.

[edknn]

It’s convenient if you just want to offload stuff fast, but they have to add a 40% mark up by their pricing rules. So they’ll low ball you hard.

For fun I too a Winchester model 100 in which they said was valued at less than $200. It had only been fired less than 50 rounds in 50 years. It sold on Gun Broker for $750.00

[edknn]

Thanks-I appreciate the advice. I took my CPL class back in 2004 at their old location. I had a bad customer experience there a few years ago and I have avoided them since. I may go check them out again though.

Firing Line treated me and my son-in-law so badly they lost the sale on 10 firearms in the last 4 years. If your're not law enforcement, you are nothing to them. I get them back by checking out my future buys at their store but purchase anywhere else. Their arrogance cost them 2 customers and a lot of sales.