Terri, not if the transfer is completed at your FFL Dealer. If you do not want it, just refuse the transfer and Buds will arrange for pickup and when received, refund you less any applicable fees. Cheers and stay safe!

Buds answer from their FAQ.
"Firearms - It is solely the customers responsibility to thoroughly inspect the firearm(s) at the FFL prior to accepting the transfer. If there is a noticeable defect of any kind to the firearm, or associated case/contents, please simply refuse the transfer and we will arrange to have the firearm returned to us, at our expense, and issue the customer a full refund or replacement firearm if available. If the customer accepts the transfer from the FFL, we can then only refer the customer to the manufacturer for warranty consideration."
A video they made on the subject too.
https://youtu.be/nfFCfdxSq10

Terri, as long as you haven't taken possession of it from your FFL, it can be returned. If the transfer has already taken place, your only option is to sell it back to Bud's as a used firearm.

You can just refuse the transfer and your good. That is if you haven't already accepted it and completed the paperwork as James said. Good luck