What's the most you ever paid for a transfer?

[9mm-Preacher]

Recently traded a gun with someone and took it to a local gun shop only to find out after the transaction that the costs would be over $70 each! Are you kidding me? Most places I know of only charge $25.00. I wish I would have asked ahead of time... Live and learn!

I will never again do my business with Horseshoe Pike Gunshop in Cambletown, PA. and highly recommend you look elsewhere too. Their gun prices are outrageous as well.

[The_War_Wagon]

$50 here in Allegheny Co., but I know Gander Mountain @ Century III Mall in West Mifflin charges $75!

[coble]

Was at local gun shop last week. The guy behind the counter said they charge 30$ for walk-ins. That's when I asked if it would be cheaper of I drove my car through the front window. He didn't think that was funny.

[God's Country]

$20-$25 is the most I've paid for just a transfer, $5 is common for in house purchases.
If I'm not familiar with the shop I always call ahead or ask before I even fondle a gun. Nothing pisses me off more than finding a good price on a gun then having to tack on an excessive transfer fee.

[SNAFUG36]

$20 is the most I've paid, but I have only done one transfer. I know a few places that have a difference in price if it is a internet order, but that's only $50 compared to walk-in of $25

[Noah_Zark]

$100 was the most I paid, but it was for a Form 4 transfer for a select-fire Sterling Mk 4 SMG.

Noah

[Sir Knight]

$300 at the Golden Trigger -- for three guns ... $100 per gun.

[MartinBrody]

$40 FTF. But places around here charge even more if it is not FTF, like if it was from gunbroker or through the mail.

[thebearpack]

I was once given a bill for $60 to do a transfer for a handgun from Gunbroker. Once. Never went back into that shop.

[dunsho]

$300 at the Golden Trigger -- for three guns ... $100 per gun.

those was for NFA items?