Will I raise flags?

[cougartex]

I purchased two handguns this week, one Wednesday and one today, from the same FFL. I have purchased two guns at the same time and never had a problem.

[Mastodon]

My dealer told me i would get a visit when i bought 2 glocks. I'm glad i didn't hold my breath.

Nonsense.

[sugar land dave]

Q: What are the record keeping requirements for FFL’s?

Licensees must maintain records of all firearms receipts and dispositions, including the name, age, and place of residence of purchasers. 18 USC 922(b)(5) and 923(g)(1)(A). Licensed importers and manufacturers are required to identify firearms they import or manufacture by means of a serial number, which must be recorded in licensee records. 18 USC 923(i). Licensees are required to respond immediately to ATF firearms trace requests. 18 USC 923(g)(6). Reports of multiple sales of two or more handguns sold at one time or during any five consecutive business days are also required to be submitted to ATF. 18 USC 923(g)(3). Licensees who discontinue business must deliver their records to ATF. 18 USC 923(g)(4).

These requirements enable ATF to carry out one of the principal purposes of the GCA—to assist State, local, and foreign law enforcement officials in tracing firearms used in crime.

The United States government does not maintain records of licensees’ firearms transactions, other than the previously mentioned out-of-business records, reports of multiple handgun sales, and records of firearms traces. The assimilation of the information from these records provides valuable leads in the identification of illegal gun traffickers and their sources of firearms in the United States.

Regulations at 22 CFR 122.5 require that records of all transactions authorized by export, temporary import, and temporary export licenses must be maintained by the applicant for a period of 5 years. The records must be made available to United States Customs officers upon demand. These transactions are also computerized at the Department of State and Customs ports.

Questions

If you have any questions relating to the application, please contact the ATF Federal Firearms Licensing Center.
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
Federal Firearms Licensing Center
244 Needy Road
Martinsburg, West Virginia 25405 USA
Voice (866) 662-2750 (Toll Free)
Fax (866) 257-2749 (Toll Free)
NLC@atf.gov

http://www.atf.gov/firearms/how-to/become-an-ffl.html

[mrvmax]

As was stated above, the only report that is sent is on multiple handgun sales within 5 business days of each other. I have submitted several of these and have never had a customer tell me the ATF visited them. I had one guy who got 8 handguns at once and I had to list each one on that form and send it in......so far it has caused him zero problems and no black helicopters have hovered over his house either. The bad thing is a lot of gun stores have employees that have no idea what is going on and pass on bad info.