Private Hand gun purchase info

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other than the exchange of money all you really need is:
1. firearm transfer must be approved and completed.
2. STATT for transportation of the firearm from him to you must be approved and acquired.
3. safe and approved method of transportation.

if the transfer isn't approved you need to find out why. BTW, don't exchange any cash until this is done.
 
other than the exchange of money all you really need is:
1. firearm transfer must be approved and completed.
2. STATT for transportation of the firearm from him to you must be approved and acquired.
3. safe and approved method of transportation.

if the transfer isn't approved you need to find out why. BTW, don't exchange any cash until this is done.

When I sell a gun, it must be full paid before I initiate the transfert.
 
1- you pay the gun
2- the seller initiate the transfert (you must provide him your infos)
3- seller will receive confirmation of transfert, he will provide you the reference number
4- you call with the reference number to complete the transfert
5- seller can ship you the hand gun
 
other than the exchange of money all you really need is:
1. firearm transfer must be approved and completed.
2. STATT for transportation of the firearm from him to you must be approved and acquired.
3. safe and approved method of transportation.

if the transfer isn't approved you need to find out why. BTW, don't exchange any cash until this is done.

No chance of transferring before payment. I don't think anyone would complete a transfer then ask for payment.
 
info you need to give to the seller:
- rpal#
- name
- address
- phone # (shouldn't be needed since the CFO has it on file but they do ask for it)

you pay
the seller calls the CFO and initiates the transfer
the CFO gives the seller a reference #
the seller tells you that reference number
you call the CFO and mention the reference #
.
.
.
when the transfer is approved, the CFO calls either you or the seller to let you know the transfer is approved.
the seller gets a STATT to the post office and ships
you get the delivery at home or get a STATT and go to the post office (this seems to be the way currently)
you give the seller a good rating and he returns favor.
 
info you need to give to the seller:
- rpal#
- name
- address
- phone # (shouldn't be needed since the CFO has it on file but they do ask for it)

you pay
the seller calls the CFO and initiates the transfer
the CFO gives the seller a reference #
the seller tells you that reference number
you call the CFO and mention the reference #
.
.
.
when the transfer is approved, the CFO calls either you or the seller to let you know the transfer is approved.
the seller gets a STATT to the post office and ships
you get the delivery at home or get a STATT and go to the post office (this seems to be the way currently)
you give the seller a good rating and he returns favor.

Gave me a good morning chuckle, right there....;) :D

I have never known the CFO to be so considerate. They will mail you this information....in a couple of weeks. Better to be proactive and call at least weekly if not daily to get this info for yourself. ;)
 
Gave me a good morning chuckle, right there....;) :D

I have never known the CFO to be so considerate. They will mail you this information....in a couple of weeks. Better to be proactive and call at least weekly if not daily to get this info for yourself. ;)

Give them your email address and they will send you the notification. It beats sitting on the phone going through the directory.
 
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