New DROS firearm release procedures?

[Mstrty]

The issue that I have seen is not with giving the thumbprint, but dealing with either the ink or the inkless, kind of like touching something that you don't like and don't know what to do to get it all off of their thumb. I think part of it is the feel of the inkless on the skin (who knows what chemicals are in that) or having the ink, which could get on something else, or at least they feel that way even after wiping it off with something.

Weird


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Double Weird.

[Josh3239]

We have not been doing the so-called second thumbprint. Went to another dealer and got a Glock, he didn't have me do it either. I don't know of any dealers local to me who do it.

[Tripper]

Not that I agree with the process, but it ensures that the FFL checks that the buyer was approved, as well as ensuring that the delivery was within the required time period. This also means that FFLs who demand an 11 day waiting period have nothing to explain why as they can not make a mistake and release it early.

the FFLs that do it will still do it the same way