Never bought a gun I had to register. Don't want any paper on a gun I own.

Check around bunch stores an outtown stores, guns are crazy high. Only local gun store wants $279 for Marlin glenfield model 60, have try Walmart, not lot guns on hand an don't speacil order guns from warehouse for customers, what they got is it, $279 on model 60, that is nuts

welcome to 2020 Dave.sadly i don't see demand or prices goin down soon.wish i hadn't lost all mine in the great boat crash of 42 or i'd be rich.

don't be in a big hurry and i bet you find something that fits your needs and wallet.

If you have a friend with an FFL, they may not charge a fee. If I owned guns that is what I would do.

I'm pretty sure you can't compare anything to 40 year ago prices. A lot has changed in sure, don't know for a fact I'm not even that old yet. Not sure what gun you could buy new under a 100 bucks. I go to a lot of auctions old ones that don't shoot just to hang on a wall go more then 100 most of the time.

To bad you live so far away. I got a Remington 597 .22 i bought about 15 years ago that i would sell you cheap. I don't know how many of you have shot one but it has the worst factory trigger of any gun I have ever shot

Adjusting for inflation, that is exactly what it should be worth.

you aint gettin that dime bag for a dime anymore either coonman.same difference.

I can’t imagine buying a scope for $100 let alone, a gun and scope together... Lol..


Gun without scope around $200

https://www.guncritic.com/product/marlin-model-60-22-lr-semiautomatic-rimfire-rifles/

not really sure that ever really happens.

if it did they wouldn't have over a million deny. and federal prison would be full of the people who were deny.

the crime is lying on the form if you were never convicted of a felony and you had no idea they modified your misdemeanor you are not willfully lying on the federal form.

Here is a link to the form you will fill out.
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I've bought a couple of guns online and had them shipped to a local FFL dealer. It's a simple process and whatever site you're on you can see who the local FFL holders are that will process the paperwork for you. It's $20 or $25 here. I think if you buy in store you still pay a fee for them to do the background check so it's not costing you much more if anything having it shipped to them.
You're buying online so you have the shipping fee as well which you need to pay attention to. That's usually around $25 - $30. Now buying online sometimes you don't have sales tax so that can be a benefit.

Suit yourself. Buying online is an option. I hope you find something but you need to look at all options. Prices aren't going down soon and supply is getting more limited everyday.

Midway has a 301 Stevens 20 gauge single, with a modified changeable choke tube for $154.00 new in box. Very similar in design to NEF single shots.

I got a Model 60 30 years ago and it was in the $150 range, and the Tasso World Class that’s on it was $100. Since they were introduced in 1960, I don’t think the initial price would have been $30...

Glenfield model 60-22 long rifle semi auto tube feed with factory scope was in upper $30 or around $40 back in 79-80, last I price. Way over 10 yrs ago they around $90

They charge $25-$50 a dealer for get gun to u plus freight charge.

To the one question if convicted of crime that judge could have give u more a year, even if not. A aggravated misdeamor is 2 years but I didn't. When I got handgun buyer permit at a sheriff office years back, I believe I ask, csnt rember an he told me check no. I not felon, I not sure what do as correct answers yes ?

Its simple coon man put what ever answer that will let you buy the gun. Then just go home dont worry about it.

If he paid a fine, then he was found guilty, adverse adjudication.

Coonman have you asked the local dealers what they charge to fill out the paperwork? They do charge for doing it.

I just looked on Gunbroker to see the FFL's in the Dubuque area that you can have firearms sent to. The majority charge $20 - $25 for the paperwork fee on a long gun. You'll have to pay shipping for an online purchase which is typically $25 to $35. So in total it will add around $50 to your purchase. You just as well minus $20 off that for the paperwork fee you'll pay anyway. Also some online dealers charge sales tax some don't but all local dealers must on new firearms.

We're not splitting atoms here so it shouldn't be this much of a struggle.