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2123 · April 2, 2014, 08:18 PM

I've been a member on GunBroker for over 13 yrs. I've purchased many firearms on the auction side.

I have a dealer that receives the firearms for me. He will fax a copy of his FFL to the person I bought the firearm from. The seller will in-turn, either fax him a copy of his FFL or just put a signed copy with the gun being shipped.

Before bidding on a firearm, it's always best to clarify the FFL to FFL transfer. Some dealers will not accept any type of FFL, unless it's a hardcopy signed in blue ink. Other dealers are more laid back about it all.

April 2, 2014, 08:18 PM	#3
2123 Senior Member Join Date: March 30, 2014 Location: It changes.....a lot. Posts: 356	I've been a member on GunBroker for over 13 yrs. I've purchased many firearms on the auction side. I have a dealer that receives the firearms for me. He will fax a copy of his FFL to the person I bought the firearm from. The seller will in-turn, either fax him a copy of his FFL or just put a signed copy with the gun being shipped. Before bidding on a firearm, it's always best to clarify the FFL to FFL transfer. Some dealers will not accept any type of FFL, unless it's a hardcopy signed in blue ink. Other dealers are more laid back about it all.