Cherrybomb,
Once again,if you have some instance where a FFL got sued for a defective (have no clue what "defectuive" is ) gun in a transfer why not post it?
I post facts what are you posting ?
BTW if the guy wants to return the gun to a FFL just deduct that from the money you are refunding.
Ben-T,
technically you don't even need the buyers FFL to send just proof that he has one (do you get one from Colt or Browning when you send back a gun?),ask him for his number and check it here,he may just be concerned about sending it to a "unlicensed" individual (I just write in ink- "FOR RECORDS ONLY");
https://www.atfonline.gov/fflezcheck/If your still convinced on throwing money (maybe double-transfer out and back in) away,be sure to ask if his liability insurance for gun transfers is all paid up
,that ought to go over like a fart in church.
