FFL Dealer Stripping Parts

elkcrazy

January 06, 2010 15:31

I just received word that a firearm sent to a ffl dealer for transfer was stripped for parts by the dealer before he delivered it to the buyer. What can be done to prosecute him?

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  duckhunter

  January 06, 2010 15:36

  Call the cops.

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  cpermd

  January 06, 2010 15:37

  Either small claims court or lawyer up.
  File theft charges.
  Publicize it on the net.
  I am guessing you are referring to the gentleman on Snipers Hide.
  
  CP

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  amblerrl

  January 06, 2010 16:02

  it could also be the buyer not telling the truth.
  is he asking for a refund or some money back?

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  mark christian

  January 06, 2010 16:30

  Naturally you have been in contact with the dealer and told him about the issue. What did he have to say?

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  dfletcher

  January 06, 2010 18:02

  quote:Originally posted by elkcrazy
  I just received word that a firearm sent to a ffl dealer for transfer was stripped for parts by the dealer before he delivered it to the buyer. What can be done to prosecute him?
  
  
  You received word from who - the fellow who ordered a complete gun then received a stripped receiver or a rifle with no barrel or a pistol with no internals? Which dealer is supposed to have done this, the sending FFL or the receiving FFL? A bit more specific info would be helpful.

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  nononsense

  January 07, 2010 01:56

  elkcrazy,
  
  You haven't gotten the full, unadulterated set of facts to make it even close to suitable for discussion on Ask the Experts.
  
  These threads always turn into a bashing thread of some sort and never resolve anything.
  
  Best.

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