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So I bought my first gun saturday. I got screwed with NICS because they went down. I was told it would be squared away monday morning. I went to the shop to pick up the gun last night after work and they told me NICS still hadn't called. They called NICS and NICS said it was still pending. The shop told me they can take up to 3 days. Is this because its my first gun purchase?

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Did you supply your social security number? Often times there can be an issue because your name is similar as someone who is not elegible to own a firearm. Having the Social on the form helps to distinguish you from the other person.

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So I bought my first gun saturday. I got screwed with NICS because they went down. I was told it would be squared away monday morning. I went to the shop to pick up the gun last night after work and they told me NICS still hadn't called. They called NICS and NICS said it was still pending. The shop told me they can take up to 3 days. Is this because its my first gun purchase?

 

It's likely because your name is similar to a known criminal... So, if Twospot goes to get a NICS check and he's all good but Tospot and Toospot and 2spot are criminals, it may delay your NICS check.

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Arrested as a juvenile? Prior Restraining Order? Similar name, DOB and/or SS# as a criminal? Pending warrants?

Can't confirm the similar name, DOB of a criminal. Unless someone else has my SSN as well, I'm not a criminal. never arrested, no current or prior restraining orders or warrants. Its funny, because I just received my FID last month and had my background raped by the state of NJ.

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