Any FFL's here?

[BonoVox]

Originally Posted by IAmASensFan

didn't someone say Nevada is looking at accepting Utah?

Most likely Florida. They have a live shooting requirement that Utah does not.

Nevada requires a live shooting requirement and they stated the standards have to be at least as high as their own, for them to honor.

[IAmASensFan]

Originally Posted by BonoVox

Most likely Florida. They have a live shooting requirement that Utah does not.

Nevada requires a live shooting requirement and they stated the standards have to be at least as high as their own, for them to honor.

Ok, gotcha!

[CCWInstructor]

They way it is looking now, they Will only honor Florida resident permits, not Florida Out of State permits. To early to tell. They have till October.

[BonoVox]

Originally Posted by CCWInstructor

They way it is looking now, they Will only honor Florida resident permits, not Florida Out of State permits. To early to tell. They have till October.

That would be a bummer! Fingers crossed!

[JohnX]

Originally Posted by IAmASensFan

didn't someone say Nevada is looking at accepting Utah?

Yep, but that was after the quoted comments were made.

[wrangler41]

If anyone bothered to read the law, the LAW says a gunstore shall perform a PPT. They cannot refuse.
The LAW says they can only charge you $10 + DROS $25=$35
(PC Sections 12076, 12082, and 12806)
Now we all know how long the paperwork takes (at least an hour total, plus having to store the paperwork forever) so $20/30 does not seem unreasonable.
If someone tried to charge me $90, I'd counter with the $10 the LAW says they can charge and threaten to call DOJ.

Yes, the lock requirement is a PITA. The feds and the state cannot seem to get together. As it stands right now the Feds take precident and a lock must be sold with each firearm. They said that the state has no way to verify that the person actually owned the safe they stated they owned.

[CCWInstructor]

Your are correct on the DROS fee. What you forgot to factor in is the service charge. They can charge anything they want. The DOJ can't do anything about. Call like you said.

[CCWInstructor]

"Shall perform" That also means the dealer can set up cetain times only. One dealer states his PPT time is 1:00 AM to 2:00 AM. He hasen't done one in over a year.

Most of us here are famalier with the law. We are also Famalier with the ways the get around the PPT law.

For the record I'm a type 1 & 7 and hold a NFA also.

[Python2]

Originally Posted by CCWInstructor

......One dealer states his PPT time is 1:00 AM to 2:00 AM. He hasen't done one in over a year.

Are you serious? You made a good point though

[CCWInstructor]

Originally Posted by Python2

Are you serious? You made a good point though

Yes I am, after he one employee do nothing but PPT's for 10 hours. He change his rules.

[COLSCANMAN]

IT IS EASY TO GET GO THERE BRING THW GUN YOU CARRING THEY CHECK IT TAKE ABOUT 1 HR AT THERE OFFICE THEN GET THE PERMIT IN THE MAIL OUT OF STATE IS A OK TOO THATS WHAT I DID

[COLSCANMAN]

Also I Would Like To Be A Paying Member ?

[COLSCANMAN]

I Have A FFL Too So What Do You Need ?

[JohnX]

Originally Posted by COLSCANMAN

I Have A FFL Too So What Do You Need ?

I needed a transfer for an internet buy. But that was several months ago, its all done now.

Thanks anyway.

[damjo]

Have a FFL as well.