What would you do if........

[Eric F]

you order a firearm from a dealer told them to ship it to your ffl. You contact your ffl they send their paper work to the dealer then 4 days later the firearm showes up to your front door not your ffl.
Now what do you do?

BTW this did not happen to me.........but I wish it would

 

[highorder]

where did the dealer get my home address?

 

[Eric F]

We will say it was part of the lay away process

 

[SSN Vet]

I would take it to my FFL guy and have him do the transaction and pay him his fee, just to make sure I was clean.

But then again, I'm fortunate enough to have a personal aquaintance do my FFL's, he's only one block off of my daily commute and he only charges $10.

Life is good!

Know your state's rules....if it's an in state transaction on a long gun, you may not even need to use a dealer as the intermediary.

 

[AirForceShooter]

What State am I in?

AFS

 

[Eric F]

State of confusion..........ok sorry couldnt help that one

VA

 

[Claude Clay]

now called corrupticut

 

[PPGMD]

Unless the state has some registration laws I wouldn't do anything to the firearm except take it to the range and shoot it, you aren't guilty of anything, the FFL that sent it is. I would call them and tell them what happened.