shannon5467
Inactive
I searched online a year ago and found a good deal on a PK380. I ordered it and had it delivered to a local FFL. I went to pick it up and I was denied the tranfer. I apealed the the NICS denial and won. It took 8 months for the appeal process to complete because somewhere along the line the state had tranfered files to computer and had to go back and update to the correct records. Anyway the appeal was granted and 3 days later the FFL sold my gun at a gun show for 350.00 and sent me a check for 282.00 charging me $15.00 for the the NICS background check and 15% for him to sell the gun in which I told him all along That I had full intentions on picking up. I had never been denied or delayed transfers in the past. Over the past 10 years I've bought probably 12 guns with no problem and would have never thought I would have ever been denied otherwise I wouldn't have ordered it to begin with. Did he have the right to sell it? and don't they have to give a guy a chance to proove his innocence?