John Bocker talks with Rob McNealy about TUSC and the compliance challenges that FFLs face with government regulations and how to avoid them.
John Bocker is the Managing Director and co-founder of FFL Consultants and provides expert guidance to firearms dealers around the country on various topics including physical security, ATF compliance, profitability and retail operations. John is an independent consultant for the National Shooting Sports Foundation and serves as an FFL subject matter expert, speaker and author. For more information visit FFLConsultants.com or call John @ 720-336-0028.
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FFL Consultants Daily Crisis Brief # 4
Crisis Actions FFLs Can Implement Today
- As cases ramp up where you are, INCREASE the health protection of your staff by increasing "safe-distancing", using creative ways to protection including for using gloves to handle all paperwork, guns, money during the crisis. The medical science reporting tells us that the virus (germs) can live for several hours on paper and several days on hard surfaces so do your best to PREVENT CROSS -CONTAMINATION and use sanitizers and alcohol sprays to prevent illness.
- Plan for "Stay at Home" directors if your state is in the "Top 5" of cases reported. (see above). We predict that this directive will be rolled-out slowly but surely as states are affected. The governor of each state has the authority to do so. This will include calling out the National Guard to assist in monitoring compliance, hand out supplies, etc.
- We have spoken with FFLs in California who have NICS / DROS pending or DELAYS that are now...
Los Angeles County , CA "Safer at Home" Order - FFLs are NOT an Essential Business
To access the Los Angeles County "Safer at Home" order issued on 3/19/20 click the link below. This will be VERY SIMILAR language to any other order issued where you live by your governor.
Note that Firearms Dealers / Ranges ARE NOT listed as an "Essential Business" and would therefore be required to remain closed during such an action.