Anyone know a trustworthy FFL to transfer to?

[reddog1]

I'm not trying to bust your butt or anything but..... You ya know that your supposed to enter received firearms into your bound book by the close of the following business day right?

You have seven business days. But don't procrastinate.. I do everything that comes in immeadiatley, then It goes directly into the safe.

 

[reddog1]

Sorry but your still doing it wrong.... I'm pretty darn sure your supposed to do a visual. I'll look up the the morning

Hell yes you MUST do a visual. People make MANY mistakes writing SN's NEVER just go by whats on the pack slip. IF they even include a pack slip. geeze... LOL

 

[tyromeo55]

You have seven business days. But don't procrastinate.. I do everything that comes in immeadiatley, then It goes directly into the safe.

As Randy Jackson would say -----You know your my Dog right? I'm only responding so there is no confusion and everyone can learn

27 CFR 478.125

Generally, Licensees have to enter the acquisition or purchase of a firearm by the close of the next business day after the acquisition or purchase and shall record sales or other dispositions within 7 days

However, if commercial records containing the required information are available for inspection and are separate from other commercial documents, dealers have seven days from the time of the reciept to record the reciept in the bound book ..........................

So, the way I'm reading it........ yea, You could stretch the two day rule into 7 IF you ( as a company) had written the pertinent information down and kept it separate from your bound book OR had a commercial reciept with the information in it and was kept elsewhere...

So.,,,, Can we both be right?

 

[SoonerStatePawn]

Hell yes you MUST do a visual. People make MANY mistakes writing SN's NEVER just go by whats on the pack slip. IF they even include a pack slip. geeze... LOL

I put on the post we initially bring them in our system off the packing slip, and after opening the package we verify that all information is correct and make necessary changes if needed.

 

[SoonerStatePawn]

As Randy Jackson would say -----You know your my Dog right? I'm only responding so there is no confusion and everyone can learn

27 CFR 478.125

Generally, Licensees have to enter the acquisition or purchase of a firearm by the close of the next business day after the acquisition or purchase and shall record sales or other dispositions within 7 days

However, if commercial records containing the required information are available for inspection and are separate from other commercial documents, dealers have seven days from the time of the reciept to record the reciept in the bound book ..........................

So, the way I'm reading it........ yea, You could stretch the two day rule into 7 IF you ( as a company) had written the pertinent information down and kept it separate from your bound book OR had a commercial reciept with the information in it and was kept elsewhere...

So.,,,, Can we both be right?

I appreciate the information. It seems like we're learning something new everyday. That's what these boards are for. I think we can both agree to be right!!

 

[plipitkc]

Does anyone know a dealer outside of OKC? Its a two hour drive from Gore.

Thanks

Phil

 

[reddog1]

Why would you pick lil ole Gore as a reference point? ...Just curious...

 

[Sharingan]

Sharingan...
What do you need transfered?
Barry

Barry! How are you doing my brother? I actually got it taken care of .. But I will be giving you a call here in the next couple of weeks, Its time for those sights for my 1911.

 

[Medic30cm]

I did business with Freedom Pawn. I dealt with Dan, he was very friendly and he even helped me carry my purchases to my truck. I would do business with them any time.

 

[HCM]

$45 seriously for one transfer? H&H is a joke. It's like they think they have a monopoly on gun sales in Oklahoma.