keep track of your firearms, ammunition, Accessories and costs. If you are a responsible owner of firearms then you must have the means of keeping a detailed log of their description and serial numbers. But there is more to it than just that. What about the accessory's used or attached to each firearm? Or their costs? What about your ammo? All this information is vital if you need to report it to your insurance carrier or even to the police in the event of a robbery. Using the "Firearms and Ammo Inventory Log book" you can have all this information at your disposal. What's Included in this book 99 pages to enter the needed firearm details along with the accessory's detail and costs. Plus, additional space for any important notes or comments. 8 pages (34 entry's per page) of "Ammo Inventory & Worksheet" to keep track of your ammo count, costs and even the storage type. 5 Pages of Index for quick cataloging of your firearms and what FA Class they are. If you haven't already logged all this information then now's the time to do it before it's too late. Don't be the one saying "Sorry, I don't have that information". This book will make for a great gift for any new or seasoned firearm owner. This book is available in both Paperback or Hardcover.

If you own more than one gun, you're a collector. Proudly record the guns in your collection in the official NRA National Firearms Museum Gun Collector's Logbook. Handsomely bound, sporting the NRA Museum and NRA logos on the front cover, this sturdy firearms record album will withstand frequent handling, making it an excellent choice for gun shows and firearm exhibits. This is the best way for gun collectors to document their compliance with Title 27 ATF Documentation Requirements for Firearms Collectors. Each page has fields for recording information on the firearm as prescribed in Table 4 of Title 27, Part 478. At the back of the logbook is a convenient envelope for saving receipts, photos, and other important loose documentation of your guns. Maintaining a record of the disposition and acquisition of every firearm you own for insurance purposes, as well as to aid in the recovery of lost or stolen guns, is the hallmark of a responsible and conscientious gun owner. The new National Firearms Museum-sponsored gun collector's logbook makes the process of recordkeeping easy and enjoyable. Also included in the logbook is a list of NRA-affiliated associations, details on NRA programs, and a money-saving offer for NRA membership.

The "bible" of the firearms industry for accurate value information and descriptions of rifles, pistols, and shotguns. The industry standard for over 25 years!

This Firearms Log Book is the perfect notebook for gun enthusiasts and collectors. Track and record gun and ammo inventory, repairs, acquisition, and deposition information. This book includes important information for maintaining, collecting, and acquiring firearms. Features: Master Index- record gun, serial number, brand/model, and purchase date Insurance Details- record company, policy #, start/end date, price, coverage type, contact #, email, fax, and website Information- record brand, model, action, gauge/caliber, barrel, sights, stocks/grips, serial #, condition, unique marks, acquisition date, cost, appraised value, where the gun was acquired, comments, history, notes, repairs, date, cost, sold to, date, price, selling cost, a place for a photo Acquisition Information- record purchased from, address, contact number, date, the price paid, ID #, DOB, condition, and comments Deposition Information- record transfer/sold to, address, contact information, FOID/FFL#, date, the price paid, ID#, DOB, lost/stolen, incident #, details, condition, signature, gun owner transfer upon death, space for notes Details: Size: 8.5" x 11" Pages: 122 Paperback Matte finish A handy book for record-keeping and organizing your gun collection. Order this book today and start documenting your firearms and ammunition inventory. Great gift for gun owners, collectors, and preppers.

The essential record book for firearm dealers and collectors. Designed with the specific requirements of firearm dealers, collectors, and buyers in mind, Skyhorse Publishing’s Firearms Acquisition and Disposition Record Book is the perfect log for tracking firearm purchases and sales. Approved by the ATF, the log satisfies the ATF requirement that firearm dealers keep a bound book recording their firearm acquisitions and gives enough space for each entry to be logged neatly and correctly, making it easy to read and easy to record. The log gives space for the caliber of firearm, serial number, price, and manufacturer, among other basic information, for both firearm acquisitions and dispositions. Also included is a space for the National Criminal Instant Background Check System, or NCIS, number, something that you won’t find in other log books. With space for over one thousand entries and professionally done with hardbound covers and lots of entry space, this book is durable enough to be the long-lasting log that suits any firearm dealer, from large retailers to smaller dealers. Protect yourself and your shop by putting your trust in Skyhorse’s Firearms Acquisition and Disposition Record Book. Skyhorse Publishing is proud to publish a broad range of books for hunters and firearms enthusiasts. We publish books about shotguns, rifles, handguns, target shooting, gun collecting, self-defense, archery, ammunition, knives, gunsmithing, gun repair, and wilderness survival. We publish books on deer hunting, big game hunting, small game hunting, wing shooting, turkey hunting, deer stands, duck blinds, bowhunting, wing shooting, hunting dogs, and more. While not every title we publish becomes a New York Times bestseller or a national bestseller, we are committed to publishing books on subjects that are sometimes overlooked by other publishers and to authors whose work might not otherwise find a home.

The Handloading Ammunition Log Sheets For Reloaders to Log & Track Reloading Ammo. This log book is one of the most critical elements of the reloading process. It will help keep your reloads correct and clean. One of the most important things a reloader should do is keep a list of all their reloading operations. It helps to arrange a number of variations of bullet, case, powder and primer. It makes you know what charge you've been using in a load you haven't used for a while. It can also help to remind you that a certain mixture of components has showed signs of undue strain.