Is it reasonable to ask for discount from FFL when transferring 10 stripped AR lowers

[Egres]

Is it reasonable to ask for discount from FFL when transferring 10 stripped AR lowers? FFL will run one background check (pics?) for all of them. But he will have to do separate paperwork for each one? My FFL charges $25 per transfer. So is it reasonable to offer less for a batch? Instead of $250, maybe $150?

[bogey1]

Yes.. But i don't know how much. My former dealer did 3 for 50.00

[Nate7667]

Up to five firearms can be compiled onto one 4473.
So thats only two sets of paperwork. Its been a while since i have done that many on one transaction, but im pretty sure only one PICS call is made and the same approval number can be used on both forms.

I personally wouldnt charge a transfer fee for all 10, probably three or four.

[Egres]

Just emailed to my FFL. Lets see what he says.

[Gunowner99]

I think it is reasonable to ask.

[Egres]

So thats only two sets of paperwork.

Now I know, 5 per set of paperwork. So technically he could do 10 lowers for $50. I guess it's up to every FFL what he wants to do. Maybe for this order I will shop around for better FFL fee.

[racingfast]

Except for a little more paperwork on my part-- it is the same as ONE firearm.

If you want repeat customers, treat them right.

[Egres]

Ok, my ffl wrote me back: "$25.00 for the first one and $10.00 for each additional."

What you guys think? Fair?

[Gunowner99]

From $250 to $115? Fair.

[Metz]

Ok, my ffl wrote me back: "$25.00 for the first one and $10.00 for each additional."

What you guys think? Fair?

You were aiming at $150 in the OP, so hell yeah!

Also, I think you'll get some bonus points from BATFE and bumpity to the top of the list for transferring 10 lowers at a time.