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Quote from: Bob33 on October 02, 2015, 04:18:56 PMQuote from: WAnoob on October 02, 2015, 04:14:01 PMAll makes sense now, thanks!What is RCW that mandates a waiting period?RCW 9.41 new section 4. Bottom of page 9. Top of page 10 sections 1 and 2.http://sos.wa.gov/_assets/elections/initiatives/FinalText_483.pdfIf the buyer has a carry permit then the ffl can do the check like standard business. If they do not the paper work is submitted to law enforcement in the county/city they reside and they have 10 days to respond if they respond sooner and the result are proceed the gun can be transferred sooner. If not after 10 day the dealer may transfer. IN some cases the waiting period is 60 days is the person has not been a resident for the previous 90 days.
Quote from: WAnoob on October 02, 2015, 04:14:01 PMAll makes sense now, thanks!What is RCW that mandates a waiting period?
All makes sense now, thanks!
Yes that is correct bob. No minimum wait unless the background check results are unknow. Until they are known or 10 days have passed. A dealer cannot release a handgun.There is no set minimum a dealer has to wait. As soon as the results are know as proceed it can go out the door.
....or, if you want to avoid the I-594 liberals law, if your gun was bought before Dec 13th (?) 2014, you don't need to do any transfer, if not wanting to register or transfer said gun, Right ? Who's going to know, right ? You never had to transfer any gun before that stupid law was put into effect by gun haters.