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ATF Compliance

Pawnshops are required by law to keep an ATF gun log, also known as an acquisition and disposition (A&D) book, in order to track the buying and selling of firearms. The ATF gun log is a detailed record of all firearms transactions that take place at the pawnshop, including the make, model, serial number, and caliber of each firearm, as well as the date of the transaction and the name and contact information of the person involved.

The purpose of the ATF gun log is to help law enforcement agencies track the movement of firearms and prevent the illegal transfer of guns. Pawnshops are required to record all firearms transactions in their ATF gun log, including purchases, sales, loans, and trades. They are also required to keep the ATF gun log on site at all times and make it available for inspection by law enforcement agencies upon request.

In addition to tracking firearms transactions, the ATF gun log can also be a valuable tool for pawnshops to manage their inventory and ensure compliance with federal and state laws. Pawnshops can use the ATF gun log to keep track of the firearms they have in stock and identify any potential issues, such as stolen guns or guns that have been used in a crime.

Pawnshops are required to keep an ATF gun log on site at all times and make it available for inspection upon request. The ATF gun log can also be a valuable tool for pawnshops to manage their inventory and ensure compliance with federal and state laws.

PawnMate ATF Gun Log

PawnMate’s ATF Gun Log book keeps track of all acquisition and disposition of firearms within the platform.  Based on permission level you can edit, make revisions and have complete transparency of firearm transactions. 

It includes the make, model, caliber, and serial number of each firearm, importer, manufacturer, log id as well as the name and address of the person acquiring or disposing of the firearm.

PawnMate’s ATF Gun Log book simplifies the process of maintaining a Bound book by automating the record-keeping process. Your pawnshop can easily enter and track firearms transactions, and will generate reports and alerts as needed to ensure compliance with federal law for multiple handgun sales.

In addition to simplifying the record-keeping process, PawnMate’s ATF Gun Log book also offers improved security and accuracy. We use encrypted data storage to protect sensitive information, and includes features such as two-factor authentication to reduce the risk of fraud or data breaches. The automatic record-keeping ensures that no transactions are missed or recorded incorrectly.

It simplifies the record-keeping process, improves security, and ensures accuracy, helping your pawn shop to comply with federal regulations and avoid potential fines or penalties.

View PawnMate's ATF Gun log in our point of sale software for pawnshops

FFL Look up Tool

PawnMate’s Federal Firearms License (FFL) look up tool is a tool that allows pawnshops to search the database of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) for information on federally licensed firearms dealers, also known as FFL holders. The FFL look up tool can be used to verify the status of an FFL holder and ensure that they are currently active.

To use PawnMate’s FFL look up tool, you will need to enter the FFL number of the FFL holder you are searching for or by adding an FFL dealer in the customer profile along with their FFL number. The FFL look up tool will then retrieve information about the FFL holder, including their name, address, issue date, and expiration date. 

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Recommended Hardware List

Keep in mind most printing hardware should work out of the box, so we are not limited to this list only.  Note: The fingerprint scanner and signature pad must be the brands you see in the list. 

First, we recommend Windows 10 operating system or higher with Google’s Chrome browser installed.  

Ticket Printer
Any standard brand name ink or LaserJet Printers such as HP, Canon, Epson, and Brother will work… Color is recommended, but B&W is fine.

Sales Receipt Printer
Any standard brand name model such as Epson, Brother, Citizen, or Star printer.

Label Printer
Any standard brand name Dymo, Zebra, Epson, Brother, or Citizen printer.

Jewelry Tag Printer
Any standard barbel/rat tail printer from Zebra.

2D Barcode Scanner
Honeywell Voyager 2D 1400g or any brand name 2D barcode scanner.

Fingerprint Scanner
SecuGen Hamster Pro 20

Signature Pad
Topaz Systems SigLite T-S461-HSB-R or any model of Topaz.