I'm about in the process of doing the same. $30 for the transfer + a nics check even though I have a cwp. BUT...thats over here in Anderson,SC.

Shotgun News has an FFL listing. http://listings.shotgunnews.com/fflguide/

I just did it yesterday. I have a rifle coming from Centerfire systems inc. to a local dealer. $35 total transfer fee.

Originally Posted by drummin man 627

Shotgun News has an FFL listing. http://listings.shotgunnews.com/fflguide/

At least 3 of the listings are out of date by a year or two. One local pawn shop told me he'd do the transfer for $25 but he would charge a $75.00 nics fee even with cwp. And none will receive from an individual dealer only.

If that wasn't so lousy, I'd laugh. I've bought a gun from both Coastal and MB Indoor and had to have them sent to a NoVA FFL. It only cost me $35 each time. Didn't know they hit you so hard the other way around. If (as planned) I become a SC resident in a few years, I'll have to shop elsewhere.

Originally Posted by falshman70

If that wasn't so lousy, I'd laugh. I've bought a gun from both Coastal and MB Indoor and had to have them sent to a NoVA FFL. It only cost me $35 each time. Didn't know they hit you so hard the other way around. If (as planned) I become a SC resident in a few years, I'll have to shop elsewhere.

Welcome to SC. (if all goes as planned) I live in the western part of the state and $35 is what I paid about 3-4 wks ago. It's a pretty gun friendly state.

A year or so ago there was a guy over on Rt. 707 - near where it hits 544. You might look up 707 guns in the yellow pages.

Finally found someone reasonable, and will receive from individuals.

Myrtle Beach Police Supply Near 6th ave. N and Broadway

$25. Inclusive.