[New Englander]

Originally Posted by Chatbrat

I buy most of my guns on line--no sales tax--just have the gun shipped to a FFL-Iuse Nordic Pawn in Wildwood, also if you have a DD214--you don't have to take the class for a CCW permit

Do you arrange that with Nordic Pawn before you shop on-line? I'm sure they charge a fee.

[NoMoSno]

Proof of participating in firearms competition such as USPSA, IPSC is also a qualifier to skip the class.
Even if you have your DD214, I recommend taking a quality class (not the ones at Marion Market).
It's a good refresher in gun safety and they go over specific Florida laws.

[Chatbrat]

I did not , check with them in advance but after dealing with them for many years THEY ARE THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN--

[New Englander]

Originally Posted by Chatbrat

I did not , check with them in advance but after dealing with them for many years THEY ARE THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN--

Where do you look online for deals on firearms?

[Chatbrat]

grab a gun, guns america, palmetto state armory, hi grade shooter supply,Pa--when you buy a gun online--your ffl will have to fax a copy of their ffl to the seller

[New Englander]

Originally Posted by Chatbrat

grab a gun, guns america, palmetto state armory, hi grade shooter supply,Pa--when you buy a gun online--your ffl will have to fax a copy of their ffl to the seller

Thank You

[Rango]

Originally Posted by New Englander

I'm wondering how difficult to get a concealed carry permit in TV?

TV doesn't issue the permit. Florida does, Very easy, simple process,

[e-flyer]

Originally Posted by Chatbrat

I did not , check with them in advance but after dealing with them for many years THEY ARE THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN--

What do they charge to do the FFL transfer? I use a guy (guard at Coleman Pen) who does it out of his house, off SR25, $20. Very nice to deal with.