Videos tagged with FFL Transfer Fees

This video exposes nine common scams gun stores use to overcharge customers in 2025. Host Sully from Line 45 details tactics like creating artificial scarcity, leveraging 'pro' endorsements, inflating MSRPs, misrepresenting state compliance, forcing ammo bundles, charging fake fees, pushing unnecessary warranties, gouging transfer fees, and using fear of bans. He advises consumers to research, ask questions, and trust their gut to avoid being ripped off.

This video discusses the challenges an Idaho FFL faces when selling firearms to Washington state residents due to Washington's complex and restrictive firearm laws. It highlights the inability of out-of-state FFLs to comply with Washington's mandatory background check system, proof of training requirements, and associated fees. The discussion also touches upon the potential impact of an injunction on Washington's magazine ban, suggesting a brief window for purchases.

New York Governor Cuomo is proposing a ban on purchasing firearm parts online, which would require serialization of all major components and sales through Federally Licensed Firearms Dealers (FFLs). This measure aims to curb untraceable firearms but is criticized for impacting law-abiding citizens and potentially increasing costs due to FFL transfer fees. The proposal is seen by critics as an infringement on the long-standing right to self-manufacture firearms.