Modernizes firearm sales regulations, enhancing security, record-keeping, and enforcement mechanisms.
The Federal Firearm Licensee Act aims to modernize the business of selling firearms by introducing stricter security measures, record-keeping requirements, and enforcement mechanisms. It mandates annual inspections for high-risk dealers and quinquennial inspections for others, with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) conducting these inspections. Licensed dealers must maintain video surveillance of their premises, retain records for 90 days, and post signs indicating surveillance.
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