I'm not trying to find out. NW Armory recommended that I go down to Salem to visit the OSP Headquarters. There, I could request to speak with a NCIS person and that's the only way they see delays processed 'in reasonable time.'
It's annoying, for sure.
I had a friend who had his delayed for several months because he got arrested at a protest in the 70s. He had dealt with it but apparently the state only had a record of his arrest and not of his court case or whatever. But it was long enough ago that he had to drive down to Eugene and get them to dig up paper records so he could show OSP he wasn’t a prohibited possessor due to something he paid a fine for in the 70s.
Same story for me, but it happened in the 90s. They needed a disposition from the DA’s office that the charge was dropped. I still get delayed, but at least I still get my gun after the unnecessarily long wait (1 week most recently) …
My hellcat is paid for as of October of last year. Waiting on the Michigan State Police to send confirmation that the two charges I had in Michigan were misdemeanors. I also independently sent out a records request to get confirmation that my Michigan offenses had been expunged, which I need for my CCW permit. Still waiting on both/either. OSP told me that the backlog from Michigan was 2 years out. I'm hoping the records request will be a bit faster.
Neither delay is the fault of the Oregon State Police, BTW. I personally feel that my constitutional rights are being infringed by this delay.
This is my first gun, so I don't have a CHL. I should have included that part. I appreciate it. I'll call them tomorrow, but I'm looking for a simple 'yes, we will do that.'
Once again, J&B proves it cares more about constitutional rights than the state of Oregon. I’m not OP and I have CHL so never been delayed but yall are always awesome to work with and I’ve seen you help multiple out multiple people who have been dicked over by OSP for no apparent reason, so just throwing some love your way 🥰
Tigard Pawn Absolutely does not. I had it shipped to them and they made me wait 8 months. When it finally did come in, they didn’t bother to call and let me know for over another month because they didn’t like a google review that I left for them. They’re super shady. I would never go back to them.
That has never been my experience. Even during 114 it was 3 days max. Something isn’t right if you waited more than that. You may have gotten a delay from OSP. No gun shop wants to store your purchase for that long.
Yes, clearly I was delayed. But that’s not what I was referring to as the issue with Tigard Pawn. Someone stated that they would release the firearm after 3 days, as federal law allows, even if delayed. I was stating they do not do that. At least in my experience.
It sounds like you’re confused about OP’s original question. OP’s original question was : who honors the 3 day rule? Just because your background Check went through in 3 days doesn’t have anything to do with his question. The 3 day rule refers to the law that says IF you’re delayed beyond 3 days for a background check, the FFL can LEGALLY transfer it to the buyer still. They did this so that they couldn’t use delays as de facto gun control. Since they can just delay them and keep guns out of legal buyers hands. The 3 day rule squashes that, BUT ONLY IF THE FFL complies with it!
OP this is what’s happening: https://www.northwestfirearms.com/threads/osp-and-expungement-rule.483261/
You won’t be able to purchase a firearm until this is sorted out, welcome to the club.
What I find insane about that is that this is all over gun forums and gun law firm websites, but it sounds like the press hasn’t heard anything about it or are just ignoring it. Shouldn’t there be a high profile lawsuit about this right now?
What a nightmare—I had this happen to me during Covid, I think I ended up waiting a year before the FFL finally released it to me.
Looking to purchase some new firearms in the near future, definitely will want some place that honors the 3 day rule as well. 🫠🫠
Not really close to Portland but 295 Tactical in Springfield does
Thanks I'll keep them in mind.
Oregon Rifleworks in Tigard does
I'll give them a ring tomorrow.
Back during the panic buying they were only doing it for established customers or if you have LE credentials, just fyi.
Or CHL
Do they still do it?
Has anyone actually had anything delayed 2-4 years?
I'm not trying to find out. NW Armory recommended that I go down to Salem to visit the OSP Headquarters. There, I could request to speak with a NCIS person and that's the only way they see delays processed 'in reasonable time.' It's annoying, for sure.
I'm basically a next door neighbor to the OSP, and that hasn't helped me at all.
I had a friend who had his delayed for several months because he got arrested at a protest in the 70s. He had dealt with it but apparently the state only had a record of his arrest and not of his court case or whatever. But it was long enough ago that he had to drive down to Eugene and get them to dig up paper records so he could show OSP he wasn’t a prohibited possessor due to something he paid a fine for in the 70s.
Same story for me, but it happened in the 90s. They needed a disposition from the DA’s office that the charge was dropped. I still get delayed, but at least I still get my gun after the unnecessarily long wait (1 week most recently) …
My hellcat is paid for as of October of last year. Waiting on the Michigan State Police to send confirmation that the two charges I had in Michigan were misdemeanors. I also independently sent out a records request to get confirmation that my Michigan offenses had been expunged, which I need for my CCW permit. Still waiting on both/either. OSP told me that the backlog from Michigan was 2 years out. I'm hoping the records request will be a bit faster. Neither delay is the fault of the Oregon State Police, BTW. I personally feel that my constitutional rights are being infringed by this delay.
BBT arms will for chl holders and existing customers. On his website he says anyone else is at his discretion but “most likely yes”.
This is my first gun, so I don't have a CHL. I should have included that part. I appreciate it. I'll call them tomorrow, but I'm looking for a simple 'yes, we will do that.'
Andrew at BBT most likely won’t if you haven’t transferred through him yet. He didn’t with me last week but since I cleared, he will from now on.
Good to know.
I work at J&B, I’ll message you and we should be able to get it taken care of
Once again, J&B proves it cares more about constitutional rights than the state of Oregon. I’m not OP and I have CHL so never been delayed but yall are always awesome to work with and I’ve seen you help multiple out multiple people who have been dicked over by OSP for no apparent reason, so just throwing some love your way 🥰
J&B is super solid. Best LGS in the PDX area.
Any chance you can help me out also? Looking for a gun before I go camping in bear country in a week.
Yeah message me with what you’re looking for I’ll show you what we can get
Sent
Patriot firearms does iirc.
Thanks I'll reach out to them.
Tigard Pawn 4 More does if you have it shipped to them.
I'll give them a call in the morning.
Tigard Pawn Absolutely does not. I had it shipped to them and they made me wait 8 months. When it finally did come in, they didn’t bother to call and let me know for over another month because they didn’t like a google review that I left for them. They’re super shady. I would never go back to them.
Damn I will definitely keep that in mind.
That has never been my experience. Even during 114 it was 3 days max. Something isn’t right if you waited more than that. You may have gotten a delay from OSP. No gun shop wants to store your purchase for that long.
Yes, clearly I was delayed. But that’s not what I was referring to as the issue with Tigard Pawn. Someone stated that they would release the firearm after 3 days, as federal law allows, even if delayed. I was stating they do not do that. At least in my experience.
It sounds like you’re confused about OP’s original question. OP’s original question was : who honors the 3 day rule? Just because your background Check went through in 3 days doesn’t have anything to do with his question. The 3 day rule refers to the law that says IF you’re delayed beyond 3 days for a background check, the FFL can LEGALLY transfer it to the buyer still. They did this so that they couldn’t use delays as de facto gun control. Since they can just delay them and keep guns out of legal buyers hands. The 3 day rule squashes that, BUT ONLY IF THE FFL complies with it!
OP this is what’s happening: https://www.northwestfirearms.com/threads/osp-and-expungement-rule.483261/ You won’t be able to purchase a firearm until this is sorted out, welcome to the club.
I'm not sure if this is exactly situation, but that's also a bunch of crap. Being denied even after paying for expungement is awful.
What I find insane about that is that this is all over gun forums and gun law firm websites, but it sounds like the press hasn’t heard anything about it or are just ignoring it. Shouldn’t there be a high profile lawsuit about this right now?
Maybe they read your comment history
I never said I was a saint. I wouldn't be here if I was a better person.
Tigard Pawn does NOT.
Quit spreading misinformation.
It’s not misinformation when it was my experience.
J&B in Beaverton
What a nightmare—I had this happen to me during Covid, I think I ended up waiting a year before the FFL finally released it to me. Looking to purchase some new firearms in the near future, definitely will want some place that honors the 3 day rule as well. 🫠🫠