I believe they have one because A: it's explicitly unconstitutional, 2: glowies on forums adamantly deny it, and D: just cuz.
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Someone tried to argue that it doesn't exist by stating that a multi-user excel sheet would run slowly.If they can monitor people at that level, a database with all the firearms info is peanuts.
All gun shops that do electronic 4473s have to keep the electronic file on a hard drive…….
AND they have to keep them for the life of their business. The ATF was busted a few years ago doing some hanky-panky with NICS information:All gun shops that do electronic 4473s have to keep the electronic file on a hard drive…….
Everyone sends it in electronically technically, because that's how they answer it..... but ..... if you fill out the paper and send it in then they just keep the paper copy and record it in their book.All gun shops that do electronic 4473s have to keep the electronic file on a hard drive…….
That may be a partial truth, see below. I ran a gun store during this change of rule. They are kept on a hard drive for the life of the business.Not true... Every electronic 4473 is printed from the app and must be stored by the FFL.
AND they have to keep them for the life of their business. The ATF was busted a few years ago doing some hanky-panky with NICS information:
Leaked Document Shows ATF Spying on Gun Buyers Through NICS
This monitoring of NICS isn’t for prohibited people. It is for monitoring people that are not prohibited from buying a firearm, but the ATF suspects MIGHT be committing a crime in the future.www.ammoland.com
They've been caught doing it many times, of course they are. Any info that comes though there, is being kept. They've proven themselves liars over and over.Data is the most valuable commodity that exists today. It would be naive to assume these datapoints and others are not being collected at every opportunity.