I always got delayed for unknown reasons, and was never denied. I finally found out that I was kicked out for manual handling because I have a similar name to a multiple convicted felon (different race, different DOB) and they were usually so backed up it took time to get eyes on it. It didn’t help that IL doesn’t participate in UPIN.Originally Posted by Hambo
NH was a breath of fresh air after that, and TX even better since I have a CHL. No waits at all.
Ken
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Here in WA the wait is 10 working days. 12 days if you hit it just right or 14 if you don't. The FFL doesn't submit to NICS. They submit to the state. The state does the BC using their own data. They look at your health records, court records and I think they also use NICS.
When the state law was first enacted here the state didn't have the infrastructure in place to do a BC in 10 days. Some of us went much longer than that. My last transfer was 14 days at the FFL before I took the revolver home.
WA CPL never was a pass to avoid a NICS before the state law was changed. I never understood that one.
In a few more days we will probably have AR restrictions on purchase.
Last edited by Borderland; 03-08-2023 at 10:25 AM.
In the P-F basket of deplorables.
For the last number of years Ohio has been able to deliver to CHL holders without a NICS call. If you do something that disqualifies you from holding your CHL it is supposed to be surrendered, and I think it is actually supposed to be retrieved by the issuing SO if it isn't. But I am sure all that takes time, plenty of time to run out and buy that blaster you wanted.
In TX FFLs can scan the back of an LTC to verify it’s validity before accepting it in lieu of a NICS check
They very well may do that in Ohio also, I forget if they just peek at it or take it for a min while I am always focused on taking the quiz.
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