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Hello everyone I'm looking into an issue for my stepfather about getting a failed background check turned in the right direction. You can take a look at our current issue by taking a gander at my thread in the NFA section.
http://www.northwestfirearms.com/nf...otential-trust-issues-stepfather-trustee.html
Long story short, my stepfather has bought many guns and has passed many background checks with no issues, he went to buy a pistol and failed the background check. The only reason he can think of why they would deny him is because he shot a deer in WA with his AR-15 back in the 80's(They took his rifle for 2 months and he paid a $1400 fine, he got the rifle back). He is worried that if he sends in his fingerprint card to fight the denial, they will see that he is not fit to own guns and they will come in and take everything he owns.
I've tried to find a similar issue on Google but haven't had any success. Has this ever happened or is it even legal? Do you think that this is one of those cases where the NICS messed up? Thanks in advance for any help!
-Tippytop
http://www.northwestfirearms.com/nf...otential-trust-issues-stepfather-trustee.html
Long story short, my stepfather has bought many guns and has passed many background checks with no issues, he went to buy a pistol and failed the background check. The only reason he can think of why they would deny him is because he shot a deer in WA with his AR-15 back in the 80's(They took his rifle for 2 months and he paid a $1400 fine, he got the rifle back). He is worried that if he sends in his fingerprint card to fight the denial, they will see that he is not fit to own guns and they will come in and take everything he owns.
I've tried to find a similar issue on Google but haven't had any success. Has this ever happened or is it even legal? Do you think that this is one of those cases where the NICS messed up? Thanks in advance for any help!
-Tippytop