Springfield XD9, 16 + 1, 4" for $419 @ BudsGuns

This is not a California Legal gun. If you are a CA resident, you need to buy the one with 2each 10 round mags.

Other states that you should check before purchasing...
Hawaii
New Jersey

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I post this wiki on every online gun deal I see here. Why? Because buying a gun online is not as simple as 1-click ordering from Amazon.com, so here's a little guide to help you out, as there is a little bit of legwork involved.

How to Order a Firearm Online (non-class III only)
These instructions pertain to most gunshops you will see online, and some laws may vary by state. NOT ALL GUNS ARE LEGAL IN ALL STATES! CHECK YOUR LOCAL LAWS BEFORE ORDERING!

1) Find the item of your affection.

2) CHECK YOUR LOCAL LAWS TO ENSURE THE ITEM IS LEGAL FOR POSSESSION IN YOUR STATE. For example, the pistol this thread is about is illegal in California because of its magazine capacity.

3) You cannot have a firearm shipped to your door unless you are a licensed firearms dealer (if you are reading this then you are probably not). Find a local FFL (Federal Firearms Licensed) dealer that will transfer the gun for you. Larger big-box outdoor equipment stores will not do a transfer, so you'll have to find smaller gunstores.
Search FFL dealers by zip code and call for transfer fees [gunbroker.com]
Use this link to call around and find the lowest transfer cost in an area you are willing to drive to.

4) Once you have found the lowest price for an FFL transfer, call the company you are ordering from and place an order for your gun. They will need the address of the place doing the transfer for you. They may already have the FFL dealer on file, but if they do not, they will often ask you to have your FFL dealer fax a copy of their FFL license and information to them before they ship the gun, or they will contact them themselves. At this point they will likely collect payment information.

5) Contact your FFL. Have them provide their FFL info to the company you ordered from if they are not on file and provide them with your order information. The FFL will call you when your gun has arrived

6) While you're waiting for your gun to arrive, search SlickDeals.net for ammo deals in your caliber!

7) When you get a call from your FFL, go to complete the transfer. The transfer will include paying the transfer fee, running a background check, and complying with any laws your state may have involving the transfer of a firearm (including a waiting period or permit check etc.) Make sure you have your ID with you.

8) Enjoy your new gun!
(Created by MrPeter)