berks firearms

**Dcboyz4eva** · June 18th, 2014, 04:31 PM

Originally Posted by esh21167

I've been using this guy. He's near Sinking Spring. $25.

Dick's Gun Shop
Dick Stuebner
476 Gaul Rd
Reading, PA 19608-9608
P

610) 678-0759
F:610-678-1405

ive been here dicks a good guy, hours are a few nights a week from like 6pm-8pm if i remember correctly

then theres superior gunsmithing in robesonia right off 422 30$ transfer fee jc is a great guy to real nice and helpful

Superior Gunsmithing & Custom Shop LLC.
15b North Robeson Street,
Robesonia PA, 19551

Phone/Fax: (610)-693-6004
E-mail: superiorgunsmithingllc@yahoo.com

sun/mon closed
tue-wed 12-8
thur apt only
fri 12-6
sat 9-3

**fireinahorn** · July 27th, 2014, 03:36 AM

Berks Firearms. Did an internet transfer there $20 total in and out in about 20 min. No prob.

**donotknowme** · August 7th, 2014, 12:20 AM

When ordering a gun online is it best practice or required to let the FFL know that the gun is being shipped to know that a gun will be shipped?

**stainless** · August 7th, 2014, 01:37 AM

Originally Posted by donotknowme

When ordering a gun online is it best practice or required to let the FFL know that the gun is being shipped to know that a gun will be shipped?

I do not believe it is required, but it is advisable to let a FFL know they have an inbound package (and who it is from and who it is for).

Years ago a dealer told me if he didn't have a heads-up on it he just sent it back.

**fireinahorn** · August 8th, 2014, 02:44 AM

Originally Posted by donotknowme

When ordering a gun online is it best practice or required to let the FFL know that the gun is being shipped to know that a gun will be shipped?

You verify with the FFL they Will accept and do the transfer and give them your contact info. The FFL Will contact the seller and they both exchange licensure information. When your order arrives your FFL calls you up to come do the transfer.

**jw34** · September 30th, 2014, 04:13 AM

I know both Tom (Berks Firearms) and Rob (Firearm Solutions) personally. Both are stand-up, honest, good guys. I'd trust both to have my back in any fire fight.
Both are kitchen table dealers supporting their families.
Tom has a full time job and does the FFL stuff in his spare time. Rob is full time FFL, gunsmith and certified firearms instructor.
Personally, I give my +1 to Rob based upon his many years of experience and knowledge. I can give him a call and say "Rob, it's not going 'bang' when I pull the trigger". He says "bring it over." I swing by, he twitches his nose and sprinkles some fairy dust on it, and BANG ! Fixed.
Plus, it's the least I can do to support a fellow Veteran. 🇺🇸