The FFL will have the transaction number. He is required by federal laws/regulations to retain it for 5 years and provide it to you upon request.
He don't seem too worried, and he really can't be bothered with it right now. Maybe he will call me Wednsday.
I actually suspect that there is more than an iota of truth in what you say. I have the utmost sympathy for whatever you're going through. But your inability to differentiate between the abuse you've suffered and everything else says to me you need help. Not like, oh you're criminal scum, go to jail.
You have made your opinions very clear, so stay with them, I don't require your sympathy or replys. "iota of truth" huh. So the rest must be lies then I take it.
the FFL has the transaction number and is required to give it to you. Just call him up and ask him for it. If he refuses to give it to you, call the nearest ATF office and tell them the FFL refuses to give you the transaction number. (Seriously, pitting Da Man against Da Other Man ought to fill you with giggles.)
What makes you think I haven't called him? and what makes you think that I'm petty enough to have the giggles by trying to use one form of corruption to combat another? Also, whats to stop him from lying and say he already gave me the number? He did give me the phone number to NICS, thats all he gave me.
Are you taking the advice being given to you, or are you trying to figure out how you can go to some court to get the denial overturned? Option A has a high probability of success, while Option B has absolutely no probability of sucess. It does not matter how many times you snap your fingers, or click your heels, or spit over your left shoulder - the only way to attempt to get a denial reversed is to follow EXACTLY the steps that have been shown to you for appealing a denial. Forget "Fool me once ...." You will be better served working with "If one person calls you a fool ...." I'm not sure but I believe the count is around six at this point.
I can only guess what your asking as that was a confusing reply. I only said this was a slow process, and no, I'm not interested in buying this rifle anymore, Not even thinking about that or passing this stupid check. I'm trying to find out where I stand as far as owning firearms and openly carrying them. Only no one who might know seems to want to tell me. Do I have a 2ed amendment right? My guess is no. I might have it on paper, in theroy, just like the 4th, but just as the 4th thats been repeatedly violated mostly by the Franklin county sheriffs dept, I really don't have rights or freedoms. Most here do have it more than I, but I doubt very much that it's set in stone the way you probibly think it is.
My advice - call your county Sheriff's office and ask if they can assist. If there's an active warrant or something, they likely got a call on it anyhow.
Oh, they'll get a good laugh out of that and if thats all they get, I'd be lucky. If they so much as suspect I might have or be interested in guns, they will, not might, look for ways to take them, and me. But I guess thats just crazy talk on my part because Sergent Brown and his nefue Terry Brown are really great people who would never abuse their power, lie, or bait anyone.
I'm not 100% sure, but I believe it is a legal requirement for you to be present when the NICS check is called in. Likewise, he probably didn't mention it because it's a requirement for all transfers from an FFL, period.
Yes, he did that with me there before he told me I didn't pass the check. But weeks eariler on the phone, it was "all you need is a drivers liscense" and to pay the tax, theres no background check required" I knew I had things on my record, lies false reports and such, I knew I might not pass a check to buy a gun. I would never have drove 200 miles on a maybe. The seller lied, or I'm lying now, you decide.
As far the last part - to be blunt, you were already a slave. The government lays claim to a significant chunk of your income, and claims the right to send you off to war if it so chooses
Or in my case, jail and other forms of lock up. But your right, so whats the point in even tring to follow the law when the law is so corrupt as to make me a criminal no matter how much I try not to be? Sometimes I think i'd be better served if I was dishonest. True criminals, really bad people, seem to relate so much better with the police. Cops can't hate them too much, because they are just like them.
