question about the gun ordering process?

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Dear Smith and Wesson Forum in the near future i will be going down to my favorite gun shop to order a Smith and Wesson model 60 .357 magnum revolver with a 3 inch barrel. An i have a question. how does the whole gun ordering process work? any and all help in answering this question would be greatly appreciated sincerely and respectfully mg357 a proud member of the Smith and Wesson Forum.
 
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I don't know why you'd go to a gunshow to try to do a special order. Just go online to Davidson's gallery of guns, select the gun you want, get a quote, and opt to select an offer from a dealer near you. Pay the deposit and then pick it up in a few days.

Gunshows are more about selling inventory on hand and many of the dealers will be from outside of your area, thus you'd have to potentially drive a long distance to pick up your special order.

Davidson's Gun Genie makes the process a lot easier.

Edit to add, and since you're in IL, you'll also need a FOID card.
 
Or order it online from Bud's and have it shipped to a local FFL. I use a local pawnshop that only charges a $20 transfer fee. I've been happy with Bud's, and I'd say they have everybody beat on price about 80% of the time.
 
Or order it online from Bud's and have it shipped to a local FFL. I use a local pawnshop that only charges a $20 transfer fee. I've been happy with Bud's, and I'd say they have everybody beat on price about 80% of the time.

+1 BudsGunShop.com
 
I don't know why you'd go to a gunshow to try to do a special order.

Gunshows are more about selling inventory on hand and many of the dealers will be from outside of your area,

He said "Gun shop" not Gunshow..... Edit: Oh wait...I now see the OP corrected his spelling on "Gunshop."
In the words of Emily Lutella: "Oh, that's different........... Never mind.

But, yeah...I always order thru Davidson's to get the lifetime guarantee.
 
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Your local gun shop shop should order what you want from one of their distributors with no special cost to you. Unless you are asking for a custom feature, you should have it in a week or less.
 
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