Massachusetts FFL

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

Private FFLs that work out of their homes may not want their phone numbers broadcasted on the internet. Just sayin... from personal experience.

Also he may want to check if they will ship to a private FFL.
I shipped a rifle back in Feb from my FFL to another, and when I was doing the transfer my FFL said they would not ship to a private FFL . I dont know if that is their store policy or what I have never heard of that before .

[B. Dudley]

An FFL is an FFL. Period.

Unless you misunderstood their policy, there is absolutely no legal reason behind them doing that. True, an FFL can make their own rules as to who they want to do business with and not. But....

There is absolutely no way for an FFL to know how or where another FFL operates their business.
The receiving FFL copy is provided to the shipping FFL (or individual shipper), it has an FFL number, the type of license, a premises address and a mailing address on it. The validity of the license is confirmed with the ATF and that is it.
The nature of the business, or the nature of the addresses displayed on the license are in no way conveyed to the other FFL verifying the license.

I think you got something wrong in interpreting what they told you...

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by Brian Dudley

An FFL is an FFL. Period.

Unless you misunderstood their policy, there is absolutely no legal reason behind them doing that. True, an FFL can make their own rules as to who they want to do business with and not. But....

There is absolutely no way for an FFL to know how or where another FFL operates their business.
The receiving FFL copy is provided to the shipping FFL (or individual shipper), it has an FFL number, the type of license, a premises address and a mailing address on it. The validity of the license is confirmed with the ATF and that is it.
The nature of the business, or the nature of the addresses displayed on the license are in no way conveyed to the other FFL verifying the license.

I think you got something wrong in interpreting what they told you...

What they asked/told me was " Is this a business or a private individuals FFL ? Because we dont ship to individual FFL holders only to businesses with FFLs" .

They did do the transfer for me but they confused me when they asked me that .
Never had a gun shop ask me that before .

[Kirk Potter]

Same issues here in Michigan.. Also, All banks in Michigan are now drive thru only and cashiers checks cannot be purchased through the drive thru.

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by Kirk Potter

Same issues here in Michigan.. Also, All banks in Michigan are now drive thru only and cashiers checks cannot be purchased through the drive thru.

why wont they do a cashiers check through the drive through ?

[Kirk Potter]

Originally Posted by Milton C Starr

why wont they do a cashiers check through the drive through ?

Bank policy maybe? Not sure. Sign hanging over drive thru says “cashiers checks must be purchased inside the bank”

[Milton C Starr]

Originally Posted by Kirk Potter

Bank policy maybe? Not sure. Sign hanging over drive thru says “cashiers checks must be purchased inside the bank”

What about certified checks then ? I got one from the bank this morning from the drive through well technically they are a credit union so maybe their policy is different .

[Steve Hodges]

So I am really glad that I live in NH and not Mass. Our Governor deemed gun shops to be essential because home protection is essential. As yes, the land of liberals

[Jim McKee]

Ohio bank doors are closed also however by making an appointment you can get inside to meet face to face for business that can not be handled by the drive thru. Last week I ordered a cashier's check at the drive thru. No problem here.
However, I regularly bank at this bank.

Wilmurt Good Luck with the transfer!

Jim

[Bill Murphy]

Angelo is a great guy. I didn't know he lived in Andover. Does Dean know him?