ABQ GUNS – ALBUQUERQUE GUNS

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Thank you for supporting a locally owned small business located on the west side of Albuquerque.  We’re one and a half blocks north of Montano on Coors road in the Riverside Plaza next to Enchanted Jewelers.

ABQ GUNS REGRETS TO INFORM OUR CUSTOMERS OF THE INCREASE IN FIREARM TRANSFER FEES.

Beginning on May 15th 2024, due to the passing of HB 129, the Firearms Sale Waiting Period Crimes, all firearm sales will have a NM State MANDATORY 7 to 20 day delay in the processing of your firearm purchase or transfer. Due to these increased costs for storage, time, and documentation, ABQ GUNS must increase our FFL transfer fees to the following schedule:
Beginning on May 15th 2024 upon the enactment of a new law, HB129 FIREARM SALE WAITING PERIOD CRIMES, fees for transfers will be increased to cover the storage fees and additional costs associated with the new law.  for the first time in ABQ GUNS history we have to increase prices.

Firearm Transfers paid in CASH receive a discount.

  • Inbound FFL transfers with NO DELAY – $15.00 Cash
  • Inbound FFL transfers with NO DELAY – $20.00 Credit Card
  • Inbound FFL Transfers with delay – $25.00 Cash
  • Inbound FFL Transfers with delay – $30.00 Credit Card
  • In House Person to Person Firearm Transfers are $25.00 Cash
  • In House Person to Person Firearm Transfers are $30.00 Credit Card
  • SOT TRANSFERS ARE $75.00 CASH
  • SOT TRANSFERS ARE $95.00 Credit Card
  • OUT-Bound FFL Transfers – $35.00 plus shipping costs
  • DENY for any reason $15.00 Cash
  • Deny for any reason $20.00 Credit Card

Individuals with a Valid New Mexico Concealed Carry License are among the class of EXEMPTIONS form the mandatory delays imposed by this law.

All other firearm transfers whether shipped in or Person to Person will fall within the law and are set for a mandatory 7 day to 20 day delay based on their NICS background check.

Beginning on May 15th 2024 upon the enactment of a new law, HB129 FIREARM SALE WAITING PERIOD CRIMES, fees for transfers will be increased to cover the storage fees and additional costs associated with the new law.  for the first time in ABQ GUNS history we have to increase prices.

Firearm Transfers paid in CASH receive a discount.

SOCIALIST NM Governor Announces Special Session on “Public Safety” To Begin July 18
Dear Second Amendment Supporters: Yesterday, anti-gun Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced that she is convening lawmakers in Santa Fe for a special legislative session beginning July 18 to address “public safety” issues.  This, in spite of the fact that she just made the recent 30-day budget session a de facto special session on crime-related legislation (most of which progressive lawmakers defeated) and gun control proposals (most of which failed, including gun bans, magazine limits, restrictions on purchase and possession of firearms by young adults, and attacks on firearms industry members.)  Anti-gun bills which did pass and she signed into law — the 7-day waiting period on firearms purchases and ban on open carry at polling places — haven’t even taken effect yet (both do so on May 15.) Lujan Grisham has publicly stated that she wants lawmakers to consider legislation restricting panhandling, increasing the penalty for felons in possession of firearms, determining the competency of criminal defendants, and assuring delivery of mental health services to at-risk individuals during this special session.  The Santa Fe New Mexican is reporting that gun control measures and pretrial detention are off the table until, presumably, the 60-day session in 2025. Gun owners must remain vigilant!  We’ve shared with you what is being reported today, but the special session is still three months away.  This governor has never passed up an opportunity to push for more restrictions on your Second Amendment rights or conjure up an “emergency” that requires immediate executive or legislative action on firearms.  Please contact legislative leadership and use the button below to email your State Senator and State Representative and tell them enough is enough — no more gun control in the July Special Session.
Senate Majority Leader Peter Wirth peter.wirth@nmlegis.gov
House Speaker Javier Martinez javier.martinez@nmlegis.gov

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SERVICING OUR LOCAL HERO’S BY PROVIDING SPECIAL PRICING ON FIREARMS AND ACCESSORIES.

What is the BLUE LINE program?

The BLUE LINE program from Glock,
The Guardian Program from Smith & Wesson, SIG SAUER, CZ-USA, Remington, and FN-USA
Lower priced firearms and accessories provided by the manufacturers to the first responder communities.  
Many qualify for serving their communities as:

Firefighters – Active, Retired and Volunteer with credentials

Law Enforcement – Active, Retired Local and Federal with credentials

Corrections officers – Active and Retired with credentials

Emergency Medical Technicians with credentials

Military – Active and Retired and disabled Vets with credentials or Honorable DD214

Security Officers with credentials

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