Flakey FFL

[land locked]

OP, have you considered the FFL is no longer in business? I know of two local FFLs that told me they were not renewing their license and let it expire. But they were still listed on several distributor websites for months before their information was removed. Always call or send an email first.

[DEFCON ZERO]

Nothing flakey about the FFL. You simply didn't follow basic protocol. Lesson learned.

^^^^This, so NICELY try to connect FFL and explain you don't know squat, and would be so kind as to accept you as a new customer at customary charges.

And don't balk if he wants a $100 extra to handle this SNAFU.

Worked at a gas station in rich town and rich mean old ladies would leave a Cad or Benz and storm off and I was my job to call the mechanic at home so he could come in and figure out WTF might be the issue. Such service was not cheap.

[Two Nuggets]

Someone came up on a new revolver.

He’s probably out shooting it on your behalf.

[Chapped Hide]

At this point we're all just

[GMG]

"A fool and his money are soon parted"

[Guns and guitars]

What kind of person buys a gun online, then ships it to a FFL he has never even spoken to?

Retard.

[Brown Rock]

LOL I don't think OP will be back in here. You guys roasted the hell out of him.

[Steve707]

Yeah, genius, I've only done this about 8 or 9 times in the last year.

Be careful with this. When I bought one on gunbroker a couple years ago their ffl list was outdated. I called 5 or 6 ffls before I found one that was still doing what I needed done.

[deephouse]

This thread is LIT


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[Bullets&Whitewalls]

After reading this thread I feel way better for contacting an FFL first and asked some questions before ordering. After I googled the address it was a home based place as well. So I figured I would ask a few questions first. I got a very quick response and will more than likely order through them in the next day or so.