DK Firearms - Ad

ffl

The #1 community for Gun Owners in Indiana

Member Benefits:

  • Fewer Ads!
  • Discuss all aspects of firearm ownership
  • Discuss anti-gun legislation
  • Buy, sell, and trade in the classified section
  • Chat with Local gun shops, ranges, trainers & other businesses
  • Discover free outdoor shooting areas
  • View up to date on firearm-related events
  • Share photos & video with other members
  • ...and so much more!

    • Register Log in
    1. 2AOK

      NEW Hoosier seeking good FFL in or near Fort Wayne

      Hello, fellas. =D This is my first post here, and having recently moved to Indiana from 'points west' I'm very glad to have stumbled into IndianaGunOwners.com. Yep, another thing to like about Indiana. And Happy Independence Day! I want to make an online firearm purchase and thought I'd...
    2. X

      FFL Transfer Questions

      I recently purchase a firearm from a gun shop in another state. I went to pick it up from Premeir Arms in Brownsburg. They informed me that they need at least 5 days to process it as well as AN INVOICE. Which I am told by who I purchased from they do not need an invoice to process the...
    3. B

      Indy Trading Post FFL Transfer

      Anyone know the price or the best place to do an FFL transfer? Still new to online ordering from manufacturers.:ingo::ar15:
    4. L

      Looking for some advice from current FFL 01 licensees

      Hey INGO, I applied for my FFL 01 back in January and finally got the phone call today. I have been reading, and reading, and re-reading the ATF guidelines to prepare for the interview. My local agent called me this morning and scheduled my interview for Monday morning. For those of you that...
    5. S

      What Do You Like / What Ticks You Off About FFLs?

      I recently received my FFL (firearms dealer license),assuming that this would be a good time, rather than later, considering thedark clouds forming over Washington and many state capitals. Shooters seem to have a love-hate relationship with manyFFLs; perhaps more the latter. So, it would...
    6. I

      Purchasing a rifle at auction question.

      I'm going to try and purchase a rifle at a local auction. Will I need to have that sent to a local gun shop to pick it up or will I be able to take it with me if I have a LTC and not have a gun dealer be involved. Just need to know the right way to handle this if I do purchase one.
      • ipswervy
      • Thread
      • auction ffl purchase rifle transfer
      • Replies: 5
      • Forum: Long Guns
    7. garyindiane

      C&R Dealer list

      I have just recieved my C&R and was wanting to make a list of good online C&R gun dealers. If ya have one add it in. I have a lot of copies to mail out. My list so far... AIM Surplus AIM Surplus Home 3801 Lefferson Rd Middletown, OH 45044 J&G Sales J&G Sales 440 Miller Valley Road...
    8. Homebrew

      FFL transfer in Lafayette via GunBroker.com

      I just won this auction on Gunbroker.com It's the first time I've used it, and looking at the available FFL dealers listed on the site, it seems like some are not around, and some are not listed. Who have you guys used or what do you recommend I do? Thanks!
    9. J

      Question for our FFLs

      OK, so a quick question for our FFL holders who have shops... I'm assuming that all of the employees in a gun store do not need to have an FFL... is this correct? If the employee does not hold an FFL, I'm assuming that they can sell a firearm, just cannot do the final sign-off on it? Any help...
    10. BigJ3780

      Respectable FFL Shop central Indy?

      I am looking to buy a gun online a was wanting to know of a respectable shop that does FFL transfers. I am in central Indy, but do not mind driving. I know I can search for one nearest me, but was hoping to get your guys opinions on some. I am just weary of a $500+ item being mailed to someone...
    11. andyrping

      Private Sales- How much would be "Too Much"?

      Was conversing with a fellow INGO member yesterday and it was brought to my attention that I do quite a few buy/sell/trade private transactions. So, I was wondering what are the rules/limits, if any, to private activity before it would be considered illegal not having an FFL? Anybody have an...
    12. pappy56

      FFL hold-up

      This morning a co-worker told me of a conversation that he had with a friend that works at a gun shop North of Indianapolis (I will not disclose the name). He was told that the shop can no longer sell firearms because their FFL renewal is sitting on a desk somewhere held up like many, many other...
    13. WOLFEMAN

      4473 FORM

      Most everyone on this forum has purchased firearms using FFL's and private sales. Has anyone ever purchased a firearm from a FFL that the 4473 form you filled out was NOT called in or E-Checked (on-line) by the dealer while you were present? This is not a witch-hunt guys, but someone I know...
    14. IndyGunSafety

      Is it really this hard to get an FFL?!?!

      Every time I talk to somebody about getting my FFL, the first question out of their mouth is "DO YOU HAVE A STORE FRONT?" This is followed by a frown when I say "NO". I know in Fishers I am within the zoning laws as long as I don't get involved in RETAIL sales in my home. This does not seem to...
    15. warangelcometh

      Is it worth getting a Class I FFL license?

      Hey All, Looking for advice on getting a Class I FFL license. Is it worth it? Are there hassles and annual costs involved? I'm just thinking of saving on the "transfer fees" when purchasing firearms and being able to have them shipped directly to my home instead of the neighborhood FFL dealer...
    16. G

      How to get a FFL?

      To start I did do a search for FFL, Class 3, and checked the FAQs. I'm trying to figure out if I can, and if so how to go about getting a FFL. I've done a large amount of searching the web, I can find information about it but it seems to be dated. Also many many many... forum threads about...
    17. rambone

      Gun Confiscation Theoretical Question

      It is commonly said that if the day came when Big Brother decides to confiscates guns, they will do so by first collecting all the sales records from FFL gun dealers, which are legally required to be kept for 10 years (I think). Once the records are in the hands of the Government, they can go to...
    18. M9Hoosier

      NWI FFL Dealer

      I found this post on the open carry forum if anybody needs a ffl that doesn't charge an arm and a leg.
    Top Bottom