Re: LTC holder exempt from FBI Background check?
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2016 1:11 pm
ELB covered it quite nicely. I was too busy typing to read his response or would have let his be the final say. 

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Ha!Scott B. wrote:ELB covered it quite nicely. I was too busy typing to read his response or would have let his be the final say.
I have thought about what I would do if that happened to me at a car dealership. I came to the conclusion that I would call either the local PD or SO and report a case of attempted fraud. I literally HATE thieves.loscar141 wrote:What I don't understand is that the gun store asked if I had a LTC, like it would get me threw the transaction quicker. I didn't want to waste their time or mine. Had they been up front and said "even if you have a LTC, we do the background check" I would of said ok that's fine and walked out. I'm not the the type of person that will complete a transaction because I put a lot of time into it.
One time I was a few signatures away from buying a car after about 2 hours into the transaction, they dealership tried to sneak in a extended warranty for a couple of grand. They said they were giving it to me, I assumed it meant free. I walked away from the car they said they would take it off but I told them I couldn't trust them and left.
Grabagun?bblhd672 wrote:Thanks again for everyone's input.
The advice I like best is find another gun store. Unfortunately I really like this store because it has a great website and a store front in Coppell, TX that I can pick up my purchases without having to do a transfer through a FFL.
Maybe I have been un-lucky in the past, but the first pistol I ever bought took over an hour. That was at academy in 2014. Last year I bought a block at cabbalas and waited on my bg check for probably at least 30 minutes. I have no criminal history if that would slow it down any.mrvmax wrote:It normally takes me about 30 seconds to get an answer on an E-NICS check. I can have someone in and out in five minutes.jb2012 wrote:I think as stated above, the correct terminology is not exempt, per say, but at the dealer's discretion an FBI BG check is optional. I have heard of several instances where the dealer has still done the BG check. I bought a shotgun in may, and got to skip it, as well as two lowers in June, also skipping the background checks. Sure does save some time! I have waited over an hour on checks before, and when I bought my shotgun I was in and out of the store in roughly 15 minutes.