Faxing/sending an FFL letter.

BerettaCougar

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I know in recent times the law has changed and allowed people to fax a signed FFL letter to a seller for sales where the firearm has to be shipped.

Would keeping a database of FFL letters on the internet available for sellers/buyers to access at a click be legal?

The buying side would sign the letter with a digital signing device (like how you sign for fedex packages). I think this would make the transaction faster and would save the trees while we're at it :)

The receiving end would be sent a digitally signed FFL and could print it or keep it in digital storage (backed up of course)

I ask because I work part time at a gun shop and I know how much paperwork you guys keep stored.. and the fire safe boxes some gun shops have are expensive. I just think a digital microfiche system that is systematically backed up would be better... any ideas?
 
You can check FFLs with EZ Check off the ATF website..

We keep our own database of current FFLs...
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