So I sent my bolt action 30-06 to a gunsmith for some work, and had it shipped back to Cabela's because I needed an intermediary with an FFL license. When I went to pick up the rifle (which I have owned for 5 years) they ran a background check and made me fill out a 4473 through their computer. They printed out everything, had me sign it, and everything checked out. I paid, they walked me to the door with the rifle, complimented me on it, and told me good luck with my hunting season.
4 hours later I get a call from the manager saying I missed a question on the form and needed to return immediately to answer it. I said absolutely not, its an hour drive, I don't have the time--you guys should have not given me the firearm if a question was missed. Now the manager is saying we are both in violation of a federal law. I called two police precincts and they believe that Cabela's is in the hot water, not me--should I be worried? Its not like I bought the rifle, I've owned it for years. He offered me 50 bucks on a gift card if I came back. What do you guys think?
4 hours later I get a call from the manager saying I missed a question on the form and needed to return immediately to answer it. I said absolutely not, its an hour drive, I don't have the time--you guys should have not given me the firearm if a question was missed. Now the manager is saying we are both in violation of a federal law. I called two police precincts and they believe that Cabela's is in the hot water, not me--should I be worried? Its not like I bought the rifle, I've owned it for years. He offered me 50 bucks on a gift card if I came back. What do you guys think?