Canyon Sporting Arms

Transfer fee is now $ 40, no info about the multiples for one price.
Previous poster is right about location and the roads, but just call Tip if you have any problems. In fact, I suggest you call before you drive any distance to make sure they are open, even during regular hours.
Gunsmith work is very well done, reasonably priced and finished on time.

Canyon Sporting Arms, formerly known as Burn’s Gun Repair is a full service gun shop offering custom smithing and refinishing.
FFL transfers are $ 25.00 & you can transfer up to 5 firearms for that price on 1 form. That’s a hell of a deal… if you didn’t know!
The owners Tipton Burns is about as friendly & knowledgeable as they come. I’ve had him build half a dozen rifles for me & refinish tons of stuff using Cerekote. He can bring your hideously ugly old firearms back to life no joke! He can also thread & contour barrels… which definitely not everyone can do… and you certainly don’t want just anyone doing either anyways.
So I am a huge fan of this place, but I’m going to be honest… every Yin has it’s Yang.
The location is a little rough to get to… Canyon Sporting Arms is easy to miss being tucked away off the HWY. If you don’t have a GPS (who the hell doesn’t have a GPS these days… seriously!)…make sure you have good directions. The road, Neal Lane is a little bumpy… don’t plan on driving a 7 series BMW back there.