Conduct a full-scope compliance inspection.

A Warning Letter with No Recall Inspection is recommended as an alternate recommendation in lieu of a Warning Conference. Current inspection results disclosed eight violations: The violations disclosed during the inspection were: 1 .) redacted| instance for failure to obtain a proper/correct (non-expired) state issued permit prior to transferring a firearm. 2. ) redacted impositions and two acquisitions not recorded but reconciled 3. ) redacted instances for failure to fully complete or to ensure the transferee completed ATF Form 4473 . 4. ) redacted instances for failure to ensure the purchaser accurately and completely answered all items in Section A of the ATF Form 4473. 5. ) redacted instance of failure to obtain proper identification from the transferee prior to the transfer of a firearm. 6.) redacted instances of failure to record some of the required NICS information on the ATF Form 4473. 7.) redacted instances of failure to record the transferor’s signature and/or the date of the firearm transfer on the ATF Form 4473. 8.) redacted instance of failure to complete an ATF Form 4473 when the firearm was transferred to a non-licensee. The violations appear to be the result of oversight, rather than willful disregard for record keeping requirements. The licensee has never been inspected since the issuance of his Federal Firearms License ( FFL ) in 2010. The results of the A&D Record and Inventory Violations were 5.03% according to the statistics page of the worksheet, a Warning Letter, Warning Conference would possibly be warranted. Mr. Scott worked tirelessly during the inspection and after business hours to reconcile 100% of the redacted instances The actions of the licensee, or lack thereof, do not pose a significant risk to public safety. Show more