Buying LONG Guns on the internet.

[Burnt C6]

So who buys guns on the internet from a dealer and has them transferred to their state Without having to actually gets a better price than they would have by buying it at a gun supplier closer to their home. Now let’s take into consideration Shipping packaging.

[1911fool]

http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l86/mike357_02/punc.jpg

Please.

[Burnt C6]

http://i94.photobucket.com/albums/l86/mike357_02/punc.jpg

Please.

well when driving down the road some time placing the same issue with you is a wow factor. ESAD piss head

[1911fool]

ok, i think i got it.

[73sbVert]

I bought my Saiga (7.62x39mm) from Dean at DD's Ranch in NY (DD's Ranch (http://www.ddsranch.com/) ). Got an awesome price for it, he shipped it right to my FFL in Cali and followed up with a call to make sure I got everything and was happy with the sale!

Will definitely do business with them again!

Also bought a couple of stripped AR lowers from Lauer Custom Weaponry (Manufacturer of DuraCoat Firearms Finishes (http://lauerweaponry.com)). Outstanding manufacture, fantastic finishes! They are also the makers of DuraCoat coating systems. :thumbs:

hth

[VITE1]

I've bought one firearm ( Saiga 12k) off the Internet and found Better prices, which I then used at the local dealer to get a better deal.

The more you know the better the deal.

[NB2K]

Local gun stores have been some of the last retailers to "get" the Internet.

It is an extra step (FFL fee) to buy a gun online, but it's not that bad.

On the low-dollar stuff ($750) it's hard to make it work (FFL fee+shipping), but anything over that and it gets easy.