What happens when..........
a gun shop or just anyone holding a FFL closes his doors and the FFL is no longer valid. If I understand it correctly, he has to send all his records to the ATF???
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The FFL holder is required to send the "bound book" to ATF when
he goes out of business.
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Bound book and completed 4473's....
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74cuda is correct. I forgot about the 4473's.
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What does the ATF do with these two items. I thought it was illegal for them to store records on guns. 0 -
If I remember correctly, they store the book and forms in a warehouse.
Not "supposed" to have the info in/on a database, but who knows for sure. Probably have a list of FFL holders that have gone out of business. Possibly for search
or to track a weapon used in a crime. As in, manuf. shows weapon shipped to X gun shop (now out of business) and sold to Y, while in business, then try to contact Y for further info. on the weapon.
Not positive on this, but I think that is it.
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NO NO GUYS YOU KNOW THEY KEEP THEM IN THE SAME PLACE THAT THE ARK IS AT!! 0
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