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What's the protocol if the buyer doesn't have a CPL, but passed the NICS check? We just wait a certain amount of time and then I hand it over anyway?


Tue Jun 27, 2017 4:43 pm
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The FFL will hold onto the firearm until it can be released to the buyer. The buyer should give you money once the FFL takes possession of the firearm.


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thefuryoffire wrote:
The FFL will hold onto the firearm until it can be released to the buyer. The buyer should give you money once the FFL takes possession of the firearm.


Wouldn't that be another transfer?

Not trying to be a smart ass. Just seeing one more reason this was a poorly thought out law.


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Tue Jun 27, 2017 5:24 pm
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thefuryoffire wrote:
The FFL will hold onto the firearm until it can be released to the buyer. The buyer should give you money once the FFL takes possession of the firearm.


That's what I would have thought, except the FFL told us to get bent and they weren't a pawn shop. So now I've got the gun and the money, and this poor guy who is good to go federally but hung up on the state BS.


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MMcCall wrote:
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The FFL will hold onto the firearm until it can be released to the buyer. The buyer should give you money once the FFL takes possession of the firearm.


That's what I would have thought, except the FFL told us to get bent and they weren't a pawn shop. So now I've got the gun and the money, and this poor guy who is good to go federally but hung up on the state BS.

That's what you get for follo... 'er, nevermind.

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I don't personally do any of this of course, but someone could just hand over gun in exchange for cash, face to face, and be done with it.

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Disassemble the gun, and give him everything except the part with the number on it.

Write up a contingent bill of sale. He'll get the rest, when the transfer finishes. Sign it. Give it to him.

Its a given that you'd hold onto the money until it is finished. And return it in exchange for the parts if it doesn't go through.

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MMcCall wrote:
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The FFL will hold onto the firearm until it can be released to the buyer. The buyer should give you money once the FFL takes possession of the firearm.


That's what I would have thought, except the FFL told us to get bent and they weren't a pawn shop. So now I've got the gun and the money, and this poor guy who is good to go federally but hung up on the state BS.


WTF is that. Can we get the name so I know not to work with them?


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The FFL will hold onto the firearm until it can be released to the buyer. The buyer should give you money once the FFL takes possession of the firearm.


Wouldn't that be another transfer?

Not trying to be a smart ass. Just seeing one more reason this was a poorly thought out law.


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I don't disagree. I've sold enough guns through 594 to see how this works - WCA, Pinto's and Pantel all have told the buyer that they will hold onto the gun and call them when they can release. I also overheard the conversation where they explained what happens if there is a denial at WCA, if I remember (it's been a couple of years now, I think) they offer to buy it from the buyer or post it on consignment. I noped the hell out of there with my cash.


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The kitchen table FFL I always use told me that if the buyer in a private party transfer is denied on the BGC, he is technically required to do a BGC on the seller before giving him back his own gun. The reason he gave is this: once the FFL logs the firearm in his bound book, he becomes responsible for it, and thus cannot transfer it to anyone without running a BGC first - even the seller. So if the buyer receives a "Deny" and the seller then receives anything other than a "Proceed", the seller doesn't get to go home with his own gun. Granted, I have not attempted to independently verify this, but it wouldn't surprise me if it was true.


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What's the protocol if the buyer doesn't have a CPL, but passed the NICS check? We just wait a certain amount of time and then I hand it over anyway?


Something's not clear here.

Was this a handgun transfer, or a long gun?

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When that happened to me, the FFL held onto the pistol until the buyer got the proceed. You need to find a better FFL.


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If it's a handgun with the buyer not having a CPL then the dealer doesn't know any results of any background check until the city or county gives a proceed or denial. The FFL should not be conducting a NICS check. Without a CPL the city/county does all three background checks (federal, state criminal, and state mental health check), the dealer does none. It is the exact same process as if you sold the dealer the gun and the dealer sold it to the customer.


If the buyer gets a deny, or if the deal fall through for whatever reason, the FFL must do a background check to give it back to the seller.


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if the buyer gets a denial he could be out what he paid. It depends on the Original Seller and the FFL.

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MMcCall wrote:
thefuryoffire wrote:
The FFL will hold onto the firearm until it can be released to the buyer. The buyer should give you money once the FFL takes possession of the firearm.


That's what I would have thought, except the FFL told us to get bent and they weren't a pawn shop. So now I've got the gun and the money, and this poor guy who is good to go federally but hung up on the state BS.


someone is not following the law with no CPL they shouldn't be running a nics check. They have to send it to the local PD . Which FFl is this? you definitely don't want to deal with them.

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