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Actually, unless I am confused, they are transferring the guns to themselves as a private party and then can transfer them without a 4473.
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Actually, unless I am confused, they are transferring the guns to themselves as a private party and then can transfer them without a 4473.
Technically correct. Friday, C and C surrendered their FFL after the ATF audit. Just before doing that, they transferred every firearm to their personal books so they can be returned to the owners without any forms or wait times to get our guns back.Pretty sure they are on the books because they are consignment guns which means they have to transfer back on a 4473.
So, of those of us owed money... Are you willing to take a check from these guys?
Anybody?
As for why the Hosmans would pay everyone back, I think it boils done to the mom protecting her kids. I mean seriously, at this point they have to be looking over their shoulder every move they make, checking the parking lot and cars around them before they get out of the car, checking the rearview to see if anyone is following them... that's a crappy life. And no one is truly safe if someone with enough malice is coming after you. That's why the mom has to pay everyone back all the monies owed, along with a sincere apology, and beg forgiveness. Otherwise her and the kids might as well move somewhere at least 2 states away and have no online presence anywhere ever again, it's just too easy to find people. And this definitely just isn't going to go away. If this were certain other parts of the country we would have already read something in the paper, and I'm not talking an article about the shop closing.