LotsaTiques
NES Member
Here's a question that I'm pretty sure of the law but need to find it written so I can send it to a firearms company.
I own here in MA a non compliant .22 pistol. I'm having a lot of cycling problems with it's covered under a lifetime warranty. It has been back to the manufacturer 3 times and today it went back for the 4th time. They can't seem to fix it. After the 3rd attempt I finally convinced them to replace the gun with a new one, which they agreed to do. The co. supervisor requested I have an FFL, here in MA send them a copy of their license, which I did and they got it fine.
About 2 weeks later my original pistol (supposedly fixed) was sent back to ME not to the FFL. When I called and questioned the supervisor he said the pistol isn't MA compliant so he can't send me a replacement gun. I told him it is legal to send the replacement gun to an FFL, that an FFL is exempt and it's legal for him to receive a non-compliant gun. He said that's not true. SO, I need to find the law that says he is exempt so I can forward it to the supervisor.
Any help will be appreciated because if I can't get a replacement gun I'll be stuck with a non working one.
Thanks,
David
I own here in MA a non compliant .22 pistol. I'm having a lot of cycling problems with it's covered under a lifetime warranty. It has been back to the manufacturer 3 times and today it went back for the 4th time. They can't seem to fix it. After the 3rd attempt I finally convinced them to replace the gun with a new one, which they agreed to do. The co. supervisor requested I have an FFL, here in MA send them a copy of their license, which I did and they got it fine.
About 2 weeks later my original pistol (supposedly fixed) was sent back to ME not to the FFL. When I called and questioned the supervisor he said the pistol isn't MA compliant so he can't send me a replacement gun. I told him it is legal to send the replacement gun to an FFL, that an FFL is exempt and it's legal for him to receive a non-compliant gun. He said that's not true. SO, I need to find the law that says he is exempt so I can forward it to the supervisor.
Any help will be appreciated because if I can't get a replacement gun I'll be stuck with a non working one.
Thanks,
David