Our acquire & dispose in mass feature removes the need for repeated entry of “John Smith 1234 Repetition Rd, Timewaste, USA”. Reduce the time you spend on your bound books and focus on your business.
Easily scan barcodes, save contacts, and save FFL information. Our automated system allows you to acquire or dispose guns in a large capacity. Just scan, or enter in the serial number and move on with the process.
Our feature is designed to help you save time and quickly acquire and dispose in mass for FFLs of any size. Our process works for NFA firearms, Title I firearms, and concealable weapons. With just the click of a few buttons, you can expedite the process so you get back to the more important parts of your business.
- NFA Firearms: Includes machine guns, sound suppressors, rifles and shotguns less than 26 inches, etc.
- Title I Firearms: Rifles with barrels 16 inches or longer, shotguns with barrels 18 inches or longer, handguns, and receivers.
- Concealed Weapons: Any deadly weapon that’s carried and hidden from the ordinary view of another person.
ATF Regulations: Acquisition and Disposal
The bulk acquisition and disposal of firearms are highly regulated by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). These regulations ensure public safety and compliance with federal laws for purchasers and firearm dealers. The compliance process includes several key steps to prevent firearms from falling into the wrong hands and to ensure that all transactions are recorded.
All individuals must be 21 years old to purchase a firearm from a licensed dealer. Individuals must produce a valid form of identification to proceed with the transfer of firearms from one person to another. There may also be an associated transfer fee when handing over a firearm. For example, a purchaser must present a valid government-issued photo ID, such as a driver’s license or passport, to demonstrate that they are at least 21 years of age.
A mandatory background check might also be conducted through the NICS to ensure the purchaser is allowed to own and carry firearms. This involves confirming the buyer’s eligibility based on criminal history, mental illness, and other specific criteria.
Firearms Transaction Record
When individuals acquire a firearm, they must also meet certain criteria as outlined by the ATF. The Firearms Transaction Record (ATF Form 4473) is integral in the process of legally acquiring a gun from a firearms dealer in the United States. Individuals must complete the ATF Form 4473 prior to the transfer of the firearm. This form requires basic information from the firearm license holder:
- Personal Information: Must provide legal name, address, and date of birth.
- Eligibility: Purchasers must state they they are within their legal rights to own a firearm.
- Firearm Details: Requires the serial number, make, model, and caliber of the firearm being purchased.
When a firearm is sold through a private sale, however, it’s not required to have a background check or Federal Firearms License. There are different laws when it comes to state and federal levels, so it’s important to pay attention to the laws of your specific area.
Responsible Disposal
Disposing of firearms in a way that aligns with federal, state, and local laws is crucial for ensuring public safety and compliance with law enforcement. When disposing of a firearm, federal law requires that the firearm will not be transferred to a prohibited person. Federal law defines who is ineligible to own or carry firearms. They must also ensure that the transfer is in accordance with state and local laws.
It’s important for gun owners to consult with their local police department or law enforcement officer to understand the specific requirements in their area. They can provide guidance on proper disposal methods.
The ATF closely monitors the acquisition and disposal of firearms for safety and security purposes. Compliance with ATF regulations helps maintain the integrity of the firearm transfer process and supports law enforcement efforts to trace firearms involved in criminal activities.
FastBound: Streamlining A&D Records
FastBound provides an automated solution for the mass transfer of firearms, streamlining the process by securely saving user information and ensuring transactions are done for lawful purposes. We simplify compliance, reduce manual entry errors, and save you time, allowing users to focus on their business and less on paperwork.
