So a co worker purchased a kimber 7 rem mag and has been working up loads with rl 22 with 175 grain partition. When shooting Winchester and Remington brass his speed averages 2850 to 2875 both cases. He purchased some Hornady brass and same spec load drives them 3k plus. Naturally shiny head...
Finally got the gun, sat at cabelas for 63 days waiting for proceed from NICS. Ask to ship to different ffl or refund my money. They took a week And a half to ship it 2 miles. Another paperwork application and in 4 days I got it. Finally done. What a major pain in the rear end.
Well what Cabela’s informs me today that they don’t recognize the 10 day period and have to have the “ proceed” from NICS. Well guess just lost some more business.
One is at Cabela’s and they are saying I have to wait till till the background check comes back. The other I will never step foot in again. First and last time I will use them, I do believe they would struggle managing a wet fart.
Please help if anyone has solid answers, wondering what the law states on how long the delays are for long guns in Washington state. I waited for a month for one long gun and the shop said why didn’t you get it after 10 days? Mind you I went in there once a week because I never been delayed over...
Did the goat application as well for Olympic National park. Not holding my breath for this. Quality bull have 19 points with very little chance of being “ selected”. May just heck with it and buy a beef.