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<blockquote data-quote="RetiredTater" data-source="post: 2794397" data-attributes="member: 32190">So I thought I would go and buy another pistol, ya know, getting ready for Christmas.&nbsp; Everything was going just like normal, found the one I knew a kid would love, and went to filling out paperwork.&nbsp; The clerk asked for my DL or permit.&nbsp; I asked which was easier, and he said permit.&nbsp; Handed it over and finished filling out the form.&nbsp;&nbsp; Hung around looking at ammo and scopes and what not....and he said something I hadn&#039;t heard before:&nbsp; you have been delayed.&nbsp; My permit is less than a month old, I bought a pistol a month ago, and ordered another pistol from Palmetto State just a couple days ago.My question is this....when my pistol arrives at the FFL, if I have not received a proceed on the other, can I legally submit paperwork for it?&nbsp; I know the FBI says 3 days and an automatic proceed is granted, but don&#039;t want this to become a habit.Sent from my LGUS990 using Tapatalk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RetiredTater, post: 2794397, member: 32190"] So I thought I would go and buy another pistol, ya know, getting ready for Christmas. Everything was going just like normal, found the one I knew a kid would love, and went to filling out paperwork. The clerk asked for my DL or permit. I asked which was easier, and he said permit. Handed it over and finished filling out the form. Hung around looking at ammo and scopes and what not....and he said something I hadn't heard before: you have been delayed. My permit is less than a month old, I bought a pistol a month ago, and ordered another pistol from Palmetto State just a couple days ago. My question is this....when my pistol arrives at the FFL, if I have not received a proceed on the other, can I legally submit paperwork for it? I know the FBI says 3 days and an automatic proceed is granted, but don't want this to become a habit. Sent from my LGUS990 using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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