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  • Baboosh
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    The gun is not in your name until the FFL hits the DELIVER button on the DES system after 10 days.

    Right now the gun is in limbo, you can't DROS it and your FFL now have to store it. Chances are you'll be out the cost of the gun, DROS, transfer and SSE fee.

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  • NineSixteen
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    What is really confusing me is that if I had bought a gun from his store and was denied, he could just refund my card and I wouldn't be worried about loosing my money but because this was an online order, I have accepted the transfer (which I think means it is in my name) but cant legally own the gun. Thats were these attorney papers come in and I'm not a lawyer so I have no idea what any of it means or what I'm supposed to do.

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  • NineSixteen
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    Originally posted by Gunsmith Dan
    Have you bought any handguns or other SSE in the past 30 days? That will also get a denial.
    No, I purchased a Glock 2 months ago and that was the last one.

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  • Gunsmith Dan
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    Have you bought any handguns or other SSE in the past 30 days? That will also get a denial.

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  • NineSixteen
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    Originally posted by Baboosh
    Nothing your FFL can do if you were denied, it is not his decision.

    Your FFL will keep the gun, our policy when someone is denied that we will not sell or transfer the gun to anyone that the denied person knows.

    Did you check your DROS paperwork? Everything entered correctly? Drivers license expired? Was it SSE? Did dealer enter it correctly?
    I realize the FFL has nothing to do with the denial I was just hoping he would tell me my options. I looked over my copy of the DROS and everything was accurate, ID is not expired but yes it was an SSE. Do you think that has something to do with it?

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  • Baboosh
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    Nothing your FFL can do if you were denied, it is not his decision.

    Your FFL will keep the gun, our policy when someone is denied that we will not sell or transfer the gun to anyone that the denied person knows.

    Did you check your DROS paperwork? Everything entered correctly? Drivers license expired? Was it SSE? Did dealer enter it correctly?

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  • NineSixteen
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    Question for FFL's...

    Hi, I am really having a problem and hope one of you could help me though this. I purchased a gun online and had the transfer done at an FFL I had never been to. After 5 days of my waiter period had past (today) I got an email from them saying it was denied. This makes no sense to me as I have bought many guns before, even a few months ago and never had a problem. I have a completely clean record, not even a traffic ticket. I called the FFL asking what to do and he wouldn't answer any questions as to what I was supposed to do and ended up yelling at because I asked him if he could re-run the DROS. I've researched it online and I know I have 30 days to do some power of attorney thing but I am completely lost. I am going to get it sorted out as soon as I get the letter stating the reason why but what do I do with the power of attorney papers? Does my FFL keep the gun? And if I do sign it over to someone else for 30 days, are they able to pick it up somewhere?

    I really appreciate any help you guys can give me, I spent a lot of money on this gun and am worried I am going to mess something up and lose it all somehow.
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