Since 1985, the federal regulations required Federal Firearm Licensees (FFLs) to keep 4473s for no less than twenty (20) years Read more.
Natural disasters can strike anywhere at any time. Having seen what has taken place in western North Carolina and eastern Read more.
ATF requires notification of certain transactions that may take place at your FFL. There are two defined transactions that you Read more.
Firearm dealers have long fought the perception of being hobbyists and tinkerers who just happen to be running businesses. The Read more.
When Was The Last Time the ATF Inspected Your FFL? Last year, the year before, longer than that, or never? Whatever the Read more.
ATF has served more than double the Notices of Revocation in the past two fiscal years than were issued in 2020 and 2021. We Read more.
Shot Show 2024 is in the books! For those of you who attended, we trust you share our opinion that this was the best SHOT since Read more.
FFLs have two choices when it comes to maintaining their federally mandated firearms transaction records. FFLs can go “old Read more.
Nothing causes issues for FFLs like paper! Sounds a bit dramatic, doesn’t it? It is just paper; how can it be that Read more.
Unless you have been living in a cave or under a rock (and, let’s be honest, those kind of sound like clever ideas these Read more.
