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The regulation at 27 CFR 479.131 requires each manufacturer, importer, and dealer in National
Firearms Act (NFA), 26 U.S.C., Chapter 53, firearms to keep and maintain records regarding the
manufacture, importation, acquisition (whether by making, transfer, or otherwise), receipt, and
disposition of NFA firearms as described by 27 CFR Part 478.
Licensees may seek ATF approval to use an alternate method or procedure to record the
acquisition and disposition of firearms. Pursuant to 27 CFR 478.122(c), 478.123(c), and
478.125(h), ATF may authorize alternate records of firearms when it is shown by the licensee
that the alternate records will accurately and readily disclose the information required to be
maintained. The regulations at 27 CFR 478.22 and 27 CFR 479.26, provide that the Director
may approve an alternate method or procedure in lieu of a method or procedure specifically
prescribed in the regulations when he or she finds that: (1) good cause is shown for the use of
the alternate method or procedure; (2) the alternate method or procedure is within the purpose of,
and consistent with the effect intended by, the specifically prescribed method or procedure, and
that the alternate method or procedure is substantially equivalent to that specifically prescribed
method or procedure; and (3) the alternate method or procedure will not be contrary to any
provision of law and will not result in an increase in cost to the Government or hinder the
effective administration of 27 CFR Part 478 or 479.
ATF understands that using computers to record and maintain firearms acquisition and
disposition records saves time and money in bookkeeping and auditing expenses. Most
businesses computerize inventory, sales, customer lists, and other business records. This allows
companies to automate inventories, utilizing various technology (e.g., bar codes). This
technology may facilitate better accountability of inventory and reduce the potential for
recording errors. Computerized records also facilitate tracing and tracking of firearms through
licensee inventories, thus reducing time spent by ATF officials examining records during the
inspection process. Additionally, the search capability of electronically-stored records makes it
easier and faster for licensees to locate specific records and respond to ATF trace requests.
Therefore, ATF finds that there is good cause to authorize a variance from the firearms
acquisition and disposition recordkeeping requirements of the Federal firearms regulations.
27 CFR 478.22: ALTERNATE METHODS OR PROCEDURES
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