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  • #46
    pterrell
    CGN/CGSSA Contributor
    • Aug 2013
    • 3576

    Have the pickup procedures changed? When I picked up my AK on the 5th they just needed my ID. Certainly didn't ask about papers other than what I had to sign.

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    • #47
      30Carbine
      Junior Member
      • Nov 2013
      • 84

      did you read the rest of the thread? cause we've established that they shouldn't have changed for pickup. When I bought my 1911 the address on my ID wasn't current. So upon purchase and DROS/DOJ papers I had to show 2 alternate forms. Bike registration and a water bill. when I went back 10 days later I just showed my ID.

      This particular store is making it hard for them. They say they're going to help, and going to give them a gift card, but that's not enough IMO.

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      • #48
        ChaoSS
        Member
        • Sep 2013
        • 490

        Originally posted by 30Carbine
        He did have that talk with her. apparently she's really broke up over this (as she should be).

        The store is trying to help as much as they can inside store policy. If it were me I'd be returning it and making my purchase elsewhere.

        You know how State law supersedes Federal so long as it's more stringent or law exists in state where federal law does not? well it's the same thing here. the store policy has gone well beyond what state actually requires. They claim it because they're trying to make sure they don't screw up this new "registered" long guns law.
        CYA only goes so far. If you sell something, and then fail to provide the product you have sold, that is theft.

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        • #49
          30Carbine
          Junior Member
          • Nov 2013
          • 84

          I don't disagree with that either. But in the end don't we all just want our stuff? isn't it easier to get what we've paid for and do what's asked then deal with the legal stuff in filing a report?

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          • #50
            Steve_In_29
            Banned
            • Nov 2009
            • 5682

            So OP is the problem that she lost the paperwork or that she can't produce the required I'D even if she had her copy? The former has nothing to do with the latter.

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            • #51
              30Carbine
              Junior Member
              • Nov 2013
              • 84

              because the can't produce the store provided paperwork upon pickup she's being required to provide ID and 2 confirming proof of residency. If she had the store provided papers we wouldn't be in this situation. If she'd have given them the papers they gave her she'd have the gun already.

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              • #52
                BKinzey
                OT Banned
                CGN Contributor
                • May 2009
                • 4390

                If it's theft you'll need to show the store had no intention of fulfilling the contract. Right now it's a dispute, not a criminal act.

                The gun has already been bought and the 10 day wait is over. All she needs now is the store to hand over her property. A driver's license, which matches the copy they took for their paperwork, is all she needs. The store needs some handholding and someone to gently proceed with management on the process.
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                • #53
                  BKinzey
                  OT Banned
                  CGN Contributor
                  • May 2009
                  • 4390

                  Originally posted by 30Carbine
                  because the can't produce the store provided paperwork upon pickup she's being required to provide ID and 2 confirming proof of residency. If she had the store provided papers we wouldn't be in this situation. If she'd have given them the papers they gave her she'd have the gun already.
                  That's on the store. They could say her hairstyle is different on her I.D. She just needs to point out she no longer needs to show she is a resident but that she is the person who bought the gun.
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                  • #54
                    redcliff
                    Calguns Addict
                    • Feb 2008
                    • 5676

                    Originally posted by BKinzey
                    If it's theft you'll need to show the store had no intention of fulfilling the contract. Right now it's a dispute, not a criminal act.

                    The gun has already been bought and the 10 day wait is over. All she needs now is the store to hand over her property. A driver's license, which matches the copy they took for their paperwork, is all she needs. The store needs some handholding and someone to gently proceed with management on the process.
                    This. Crucifying the girl for misplacing paperwork is absurd. BFD. I've picked up plenty of firearms without having my receipt at other gunshops. An adult who can't be bullyed needs to go with her to the store and resolve this with the store manager.

                    If there is a requirement for two forms of i.d. on a long gun make them show you the statute and ask why they sold her the firearm in the first place if that was a requirement. Her driver's license matches the one they have a frigging photo copy of; how much more proof positive do they need?

                    If they refuse after that get a lawyer involved.
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                    • #55
                      Nkolesa
                      Junior Member
                      • Dec 2013
                      • 8

                      walked into Turners with just my ID and that was it. They pulled up my info and had my papers

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                      • #56
                        anthem
                        Senior Member
                        • Dec 2012
                        • 766

                        If she can prove who she is, then she doesn't need the paperwork. All the paperwork does is show the purchase receipt. The store should have that documentation. I'd be annoyed.

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