Does anyone know if i have to fill out the FFL request form online everytime i purchase a firearm or if i still have the copy of their FFL certificate can i just order my firearm and have it sent there?

If you are referring OGC's policy, best to ask OGC. I have, however, used OGC for FFL transfers and have never filled out any form. They were already on the vendors list of FFLs.

Just turn the installed file into a pdf. Then you just send to the gun store you are buying from. Then they will send to ogc.

I'd recommend you fill it out and do the "check out" process for each shipment you are having OGC transfer.  That gives them a heads-up to expect your firearms.

Sometimes they get boxes and don't know what they are until they get around to opening them -- maybe a day or two later.  That delay could cause problems for you with a 3-day inspection policy if you are notified on the 3rd day after they sign for it.

Communication is a good thing.  If you have tracking info, you might want to email it to them as well, especially if there is more than one package.

You can confirm this with OGC, but this has worked for me.  The easier you make it for them, the better your chances of avoiding delays or problems.

If you are referring OGC's policy, best to ask OGC. I have, however, used OGC for FFL transfers and have never filled out any form. They were already on the vendors list of FFLs.

I've done that, too.  However, you should contact OGC to let them know you are having your purchase sent to them.  The online transfer process takes care of that for you.

I'd recommend you fill it out and do the "check out" process for each shipment you are having OGC transfer.  That gives them a heads-up to expect your firearms.

Sometimes they get boxes and don't know what they are until they get around to opening them -- maybe a day or two later.  That delay could cause problems for you with a 3-day inspection policy if you are notified on the 3rd day after they sign for it.

Communication is a good thing.  If you have tracking info, you might want to email it to them as well, especially if there is more than one package.

You can confirm this with OGC, but this has worked for me.  The easier you make it for them, the better your chances of avoiding delays or problems.

What is the three day inspection policy? I just purchased my first rifle and got it sent to ogc after doing that online check out thing on their website. It was delivered there last friday according to the tracking number and i still haven’t heard anything from them.

What is the three day inspection policy? I just purchased my first rifle and got it sent to ogc after doing that online check out thing on their website. It was delivered there last friday according to the tracking number and i still haven’t heard anything from them.

It's up to the seller.  Some online sellers provide a certain number of days after package receipt to inspect the firearm.  If it's the wrong one, is not as described, was damaged in shipment, etc., they will work with you to replace it or issue a refund.  If you notify them after that inspection period, they may not accept returns.

The number of days usually ranges between 3 to 5 days -- enough time to make arrangements with your FFL to inspect it and provide notification if there's a problem.  This is especially important for handguns, since it'll be sitting at the gun store for weeks until you get a permit.  If it's damaged when you pick it up, you'll want to know if it arrived that way or if it happened during the 2 week wait for a permit. 

Depending on who's working and what day it was delivered, the employees may not immediately notify you it's ready for pickup/inspection.  If your tracking history says it was delivered, don't wait for a phone call.  Just go on down to the store.  Sometimes they get busy, people are out sick, or they might believe someone else already called you.  That's happened twice for my transfers.

You have the most to lose if the store doesn't notify you promptly.  Therefore, it's better to be proactive than to wait for a call after you know it's been delivered.

It's up to the seller.  Some online sellers provide a certain number of days after package receipt to inspect the firearm.  If it's the wrong one, is not as described, was damaged in shipment, etc., they will work with you to replace it or issue a refund.  If you notify them after that inspection period, they may not accept returns.

The number of days usually ranges between 3 to 5 days -- enough time to make arrangements with your FFL to inspect it and provide notification if there's a problem.  This is especially important for handguns, since it'll be sitting at the gun store for weeks until you get a permit.  If it's damaged when you pick it up, you'll want to know if it arrived that way or if it happened during the 2 week wait for a permit. 

Depending on who's working and what day it was delivered, the employees may not immediately notify you it's ready for pickup/inspection.  If your tracking history says it was delivered, don't wait for a phone call.  Just go on down to the store.  Sometimes they get busy, people are out sick, or they might believe someone else already called you.  That's happened twice for my transfers.

You have the most to lose if the store doesn't notify you promptly.  Therefore, it's better to be proactive than to wait for a call after you know it's been delivered.

Thanks for the information.