Is this Kosher?

[Mr. Beretta]

Yuep, go back tomorrow with your receipt and return it.

I quit arguing with the FFL's about this issue along time ago. It's like spitting in the wind. If convenient, just return the lock. Good Luck.

[trob]

The seller can also write up a short receipt ( handwritten), and that will qualify if it is dated. That way, you don't even have to worry about the hassle of returning it.

[DaveFJ80]

Don't forget Walmart's similar Lock rental service.

Only that returning something at Walmart is a huge pain, since the customer service return line is always long there at every hour during the day (and I don't know how, but a lot of times it takes forever for 1 person to get a refund back, as if they like to argue with the CS rep doing the return for them). After spending $5 on a lock there, you'll just want to eat up the $5 rather than waste your time in line waiting for a refund.

Go to Big 5 or any other sporting goods retailer that you know won't be as busy when you need to return a cable lock.


Just speaking from experience

[tenpercentfirearms]

Ask the dealer is the new guns they sell come with a receipt showing the lock was purchased within the last 30 days. If not, then ask why this firearm supplied with a factory lock is any different?

Odds are none of your logical comments will work and you should just return the lock a few days later, unless they are smart enough to say "No refunds or returns on CA approved FSDs."

[gunn]

Only that returning something at Walmart is a huge pain, since the customer service return line is always long there at every hour during the day (and I don't know how, but a lot of times it takes forever for 1 person to get a refund back, as if they like to argue with the CS rep doing the return for them). After spending $5 on a lock there, you'll just want to eat up the $5 rather than waste your time in line waiting for a refund.

Go to Big 5 or any other sporting goods retailer that you know won't be as busy when you need to return a cable lock.


Just speaking from experience

You're right, Big 5 isnt' as busy as WM but it's also not open nearly as early.
It's been my experience that Walmart is open early in the morning and I haven't had to wait in a line for CSR (at least at the Mtn View one) on a weekday morning between 8-8.30AM.

IMO, before work is the most pleasant time of day to go shopping.
-g