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Go for the PI approach, is what I would do.
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02-17-2014, 02:41 PM
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You've already retained an attorney. Go for the gonads. Sue them on their own turf. They have never been in this restoration business and sent your gun somewhere else or sold it. They had an FFL. By law, they would have had to log it in when they opened the box and log it out when they disposed of it. Your lawyer and the ATF can demand that they provide the information about the next owner.
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