Springfield HELLCAT OSP PRO Gear Up Package 9mm 3.7-inch 15-RD/17-RD Pistol
Taurus TX-22C .22LR
Armscor 51261 M200 Revolver 38 SPL, 4 in, Poly Grp, 6 Round, Front/Rear Fixed, Parkerized Frame, Combat Trigger.
EAA GIRSAN MC1911C XLV COMMANDER 45 AUTO 4.25'' 8-RD SEMI-AUTO PISTOL
WALTHER PD380 DA 380 ACP 9RD 3.7 BARREL
SPRINGFIELD ARMORY 1911 RONIN 45 AUTO 4.25" 7-RD BL/SS PISTOL
TISAS 1911 NIGHT STALKER 10mm
EAA Girsan High Power MC P35 9mm 4.625" 15-Rd
P365 9MM COYOTE 2A, 2-10 rd & 1-12 rd magazines, 365-9-CXR3P-2A
Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Lite 22LR, 4.4-inch barrel, 10 round pistol
PSA AR-15 Lower Receiver - BRACE-15, Multi Caliber
FSAAP FR-16 AR-Pistol 7.5 inch .223 Wylde Barrel
1. Treat all guns as if they are always loaded.
2. Never let the muzzle point at anything that you are not willing to destroy.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on target and you have made the decision to shoot.
4. Be sure of your target and what is behind it.
Always wear ear and eye protection.
Know your firearm. Read the manual.
Use the correct ammunition for your gun.
Be sure that your barrel is clear of any obstructions before use.
Don't handle firearms when depressed or angry.
Don't handle firearms under the influence.
Store firearms safely. How to store firearms is one of the more controversial subjects surround firearm safety. The reason for this is many firearm owners want to ensure their firearms are readily available for defending themselves, while some people recommend extremely strict storage practices.
One thing we should all be able to agree upon is that firearms should not be accessible to unauthorized users. When not on your person (concealed carry), you should store your firearms in a gun safe.
For those of you with children or who have children visiting your house, this is arguably even more important. Children are most at risk for accidental firearm related injuries. Project Child Safe has some great in-depth information for keeping children safe from firearms.
If you found a gun online and need a local FFL to perform your transfer.
Call, text or send an email, I will forward you or your seller my contact information.
$25.00 per transfer.
No NFA
1. Government issued photo ID that shows your name, current address, date of birth, i.e. Texas driver's license.
Active-duty military may need to show a copy of your PCS orders.
2. After your ID is verified, you will fill out an ATF Form 4473.
3. The FFL will use the information from the ATF Form 4473 to run an FBI background check. There are 3 statuses from the background check.
a. Proceed - the firearm is transferred to you.
b Delay - transfer is on hold.
c. Deny - no transfer is made.
When a delay or deny is received, I am not told why, I will give you a contact card with the NICS number and you may contact the CJIS Division for more information.
Buzzard Firearms is a homebased business located in the Trails at Culebra sub-division in northwest San Antonio.
Text: (580) 649-9702
Email: kenneth@buzzardfirearms.com