r/NHGuns • u/theoryOfAconspiracy • 4d ago

Homebased FFL’s

Curious as to people’s feelings and experiences on home based FFL’s? Good experiences, bad. What could have made experiences better. Any reservations in why those that have never contacted one as to why you haven’t?

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u/Plus_Ad8325 4d ago

Not many store-based FFLs in northern NH so home-based is the only option. Never had a problem.

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u/Gullible-Roof-4605 4d ago

We’re at the south end of the white mountains so not much around us either… but also no money

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u/Plus_Ad8325 3d ago

The closest FFL store charges $100 for every incoming firearm transfer. Found out the hard way.

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u/Gullible-Roof-4605 3d ago

That is absolutley wild. What store is that so I can avoid on just principle?

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u/Plus_Ad8325 3d ago

Belmont. I paid $100 transfer fee for $400 handgun.

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u/Woj-tek-n8 3d ago

Daaaanng

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u/Gullible-Roof-4605 3d ago

Hoooooly shit that’s nuts. Russo is right up the street and a hilarious person to hang with.

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u/Plus_Ad8325 3d ago

Don't know him. Does he handle outgoing transfers? Hardly anyone will these days.

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u/Gullible-Roof-4605 3d ago

I would assume so, outgoing transfers as in shipping out to other ffl?

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u/Plus_Ad8325 3d ago

Yes, almost as a rule, few FFLs ship and those who do charge a lot. Right now I am paying local NH FFL $60 to ship small handgun and $80 for rifle.

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u/Gullible-Roof-4605 3d ago

Check the DMs