To dovetail with jonblacks thread without posting in his thread and derailing it, I am throwing this out to the other FFL s here.
It isn't uncommon to have people order through places like Buds Gunshop using the FFL I keep on file there. Generally I only find out when the shipping email hits my inbox.
One of my competitors in town is dealing with a stolen valor guy who had a receiver shipped to him and the FFL isn't comfortable with a transfer for obvious reasons.
Stolen Valor guy called me yesterday looking for me to do the transfer. As I'd already heard about the guy through the grapevine I declined.
Now here's my question. Does places like Buds keep a list of people not allowed to use a dealer on file FFL to places an online order? I get that I can decline any transfer, but having to deal with a gun that was ordered without my knowledge by a known nutjob is a hassle I'd just as soon avoid. Or is a dealer generally screwed, and by having their FFL on file mean they have no way to avoid a particular customer from ordering and then having to deal with the customer service nightmare of saying I don't want your business for a gun already on your doorstep as described in jonblacks thread