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Cleon, for #1, the upc is not the serial number. The serial number will not be on your invoice. #2, you are correct, (unless the law has recently changed), but that is at the discretion of the FFL. Most will err on the side of caution and hold the gun until the delay is rectified. Stay safe & have a great day!

Cleon, no the upc is not the same as the serial number. The upc is similar to the model number and helps identify wich product it is. As for the 2nd question yes and no. Under law when a background check is started the government has 3 days to provide a response, if no response is provided the gun shop can transfer the firearm to you (if they feel it is appropriate to do so) or they could choose to hold out for a response if they have concern. So the government has 3 days but it's completely up to the FFL dealer if they decide to transfer it. Depends on the FFL dealer. If you've bought firearms from them several times before they may just decide to transfer it to you. If it's your first time buying from them or first time buying a gun they might decide to hold it until they hear something back. Completely up to the ffl. I'd recommend contacting them and see what they say. Hope this helps.

Hi Cleon and welcome to the Buds Community. Question 1 = No Sir. Question 2 = legally yes for pickup. Some FFL's may be a little more conservative and wait longer but legally they can after 72 hours. Just call to confirm before you make the trip. Cheers and stay safe!