ChronoSphere
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I bought a AR15 via gunbroker over 2 years ago, and used a local FFL (actually an ebay dealer who offered FFL services) to transfer the rifle to me, as it was out of state (i'm in Florida, so its all good state-law wise).
I got this email today:
This guy should have had my address when I filled out the paperwork, and called in my NCIS check when he transferred the rifle to me. Should I respond to him at all, or email back and ask why he needs my new address (i've moved across the state since then) or is there a legal requirement for me to provide him or the ATF my information? (I would imagine he couldn't compell me, the ATF itself would have to directly contact me if they want me for whatever reason).
Opinions, comments, suggestions?
I bought a AR15 via gunbroker over 2 years ago, and used a local FFL (actually an ebay dealer who offered FFL services) to transfer the rifle to me, as it was out of state (i'm in Florida, so its all good state-law wise).
I got this email today:
Hi,
ATF is requesting we supply them with the "Name and address or Name and
FFL#" for the firearm we transferred for you. We need this information by
7/28/08, so please forward this information ASAP. Thank you for your
cooperation.
Thank You,
xxxxxxxxx
This guy should have had my address when I filled out the paperwork, and called in my NCIS check when he transferred the rifle to me. Should I respond to him at all, or email back and ask why he needs my new address (i've moved across the state since then) or is there a legal requirement for me to provide him or the ATF my information? (I would imagine he couldn't compell me, the ATF itself would have to directly contact me if they want me for whatever reason).
Opinions, comments, suggestions?