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NICS???
JIM STARK
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Just got notified that nics will be down for the weekend
[NICSFFLUPDATES] NICS Transfer Process
[NICSFFLUPDATES] NICS Transfer Process
[NICSFFLUPDATES] NICS Transfer Process-Correction JIM................................... |
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I believe in many states if you already have a concealed carry permit it doesn’t matter.
I Bet if the law was written on the side of freedom (allowing purchases if system down) then the system would never actually go down.
Good Afternoon,
As a result of the increased workload and modified staffing schedules due to the COVID-19 protocols, beginning at 12:01 am ET, Saturday March 27, 2020 until 8 am ET, Monday March 30, 2020 the NICS Section will be temporarily disabling the Transfer Process. This means, when calling in a NICS check, you will be given a status immediately, to include delays with a Brady Transfer Date, and not transferred to an FBI Examiner for further review.
If you have any questions please to not respond to this email, instead please email nicsliaison@fbi.gov.
Thanks,
The NICS Business Unit
Kids at home playing games on the internet...slows the whole thing down.
Meaning the FBI Examiners?
Isn't Saturday the 28th?
Shilo, My check went thru in minutes yesterday. I didn't see the dealer on the phone so I guess he either emailed or faxed it from his PC, surprising.
the right to bear arms is really "the right to ask to have a back ground check done and get or be denied a right " and even that is being held up to slow or stop gun sales
Has absolutely nothing to do with “friends.” Has everything to do with knowing and trusting someone to be law abiding.
JIM...................
Jim Stark...I did, and even mentioned the follow up in the post you quoted and evidently didn't read.
NICS is running normally so far, haven't had an instant "delay" yet but the "proceeds" happened normally.
At our store we take CWP in place of running a Nics check but are sort of selective about the transfer if no response (Brady Transfer Date). We have had bad experiences with it and creates a no win situation when we transfer the gun and it comes back a week later denied.
This has happened more than once to us. We release the gun after the Brady transfer date. A week or two later NICS calls back giving a deny. We have to call customer and tell him he has to bring gun back or authorities will come get it. Customer is pissed off...at us. Customer returns gun,that he took out shooting a few times, we give him what we would pay for a used gun, somewhere in the ballpark of $75-125 less than what he paid for a couple weeks ago, customer is now really pissed.
See, no win situation. In about 1/3 of the cases we know the guy, or it's not really our gun(transfer, raffle, etc) we will transfer it and give them the spiel about if it comes back later as a deny they can expect to have to return it immediately or have law enforcement knocking on their door.
https://www.cisa.gov/publication/guidance-essential-critical-infrastructure-workforce
@shilowar , Correct, Nics worked fine. If you read through the comments I posted the letter and explained what it meant. The only difference was those FFLs that still phone in NICS checks no longer get a further review. It's either an instant "proceed" or "delay".
if the CHL helps speed things up or not.