As the seller I do not do a single thing until I get confirmed payment. If there is some bureaucratic snafu I will cross that bridge when I get to it. Other than that, why worry? The first roadblock is the CFO transfer. It hasn't happened yet. And if it does funds can be given back but a transfer/firearm cannot easily be given back.
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Private Sale for Restricted Firearm Question/Help!
- Thread starter mosinmaster
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As the seller I do not do a single thing until I get confirmed payment. If there is some bureaucratic snafu I will cross that bridge when I get to it. Other than that, why worry? The first roadblock is the CFO transfer. It hasn't happened yet. And if it does funds can be given back but a transfer/firearm cannot easily be given back.
I'm a little confused as well. I'm a collector. All my firearms are rifles atm because I have no desire to own a club membership and would probably go there twice maybe 3 times a year. Cant I just tell them I'm a collector and not have to shell out 400$ for a gun club membership that I'll never use?
I'm a little confused as well. I'm a collector. All my firearms are rifles atm because I have no desire to own a club membership and would probably go there twice maybe 3 times a year. Cant I just tell them I'm a collector and not have to shell out 400$ for a gun club membership that I'll never use?
Maybe. If your CFO recognizes you as a collector, your CFO may approve additional firearms to form part of your collection. It's up to your CFO (although you may have a brief window of time to appeal any refusal to a judge).
