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They won't let it expire and even if they do it's unlikely the FFL will let you have the gun. Most likely it will come back unresolved which means you wait another 24 hours and then you can have the gun. Here's the problem, many FFL's don't understand that an unresolved is NOT a deny and once you come back unresolved you will likely come back unresolved forever. if you go to smaller FFL they usually understand. If you go to a big box retailer, they will likely not sell to you. If you can get a CCW permit you will never have to worry about it again. That's what I finally had to do.
In my case I had a 40 year old false arrest that had no resolution and there is no record of it anywhere except on my FBI report. My only recourse was to get a CCW and I did without any problem.
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