Five years ago I heard all these stories about how the AR can't run dirty, etc. etc. and so forth. So, I slapped together a test rifle, and went about testing. What most people see is teh "freindly" pictures, as my other pics of the test rifle have gotten all kinds of insults thrown at me...
Stores probably wouldn't have those signs if the customers wouldn't be idiots. Do people go to walmart, and pull out their carry gun, finger it, and ask for ammo for it? Then why do people do it in a gun store?
Maybe he is an "armoroer", a 92 series, a guy who can clean rifles, and install handguards.
Now if he was a"small arms repairman", 45B he might know what he was talking about
NIB is NIB, regardless if it's on the dealer shelf or someone's safe. The condition of the gun hasn't changed, only the paperwork ;)
"Another product example would be a car. Buy a car with 1 mile on it and drive it off the lot. Your car is now used and valued less than the identical car...
You have to use a contract carrier like UPS/Fedex. You must notify them it's a firearm per their company policies. It's up to their policies to dictate shipping manner. Some counterfolk may let you use ground, others make you overnight.
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If you're a FFL, you can use the mail.
Bank statements will work, just blackout info like account numbers and balances.
Also, keep your green card with your license and other stuff in your wallet. Technically, you must have it with you at all times. You can be detained and transported to a holding area until your status is verified.
Find a FFL in PA that will do a transfer. Pay your buddy, get the pistol. Get the seller's FFL #, verify address. Ship pistol via UPS/FedEx/Etc to PA FFL. Your father goes to PA FFL, fills out paperwork, gets pistol.
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