Firearms Record Book

[HvBikeWlTravel]

Anyone have a recommendations on a good Firearms Record Book?

My old one has too small print for serial #s and accessories. And I'm down to the last 3 pages. Don't need anything fancy. Just functional.

[Reservoir Dog]

I just use an Excel spreadsheet on my computer.  Very easy to make any changes, then I just print a copy for safekeeping.

[Wiljo05]

What firearms??? :-)

I also use an excel spreadsheet. Gives me the option to store on google drive, so if I'm out and come across something part wise, I can check my "stock" and see if I need it

[Sonny]

If you like to have it for your computer i purchased  a software from BurnSoft.net - My Gun Collection its only $14.99 to download and its a very good product so easy to keep track of your firearms and accessories purchases, sales.

Try it out you want be disappointed.

[Volzfan]

Excel spreadsheet for me too. Also keep a file of pictures of mine.

[HvBikeWlTravel]

Thanks for the suggestions. Hadn't considered PC software. Guess I'm "old school".........................................or just old!

This is more for my heir to use as a reference.

[jimic]

Blue Book of Gun Values. Online inventory and access to the Blue Book

[RED333]

Rock slab and a chisel.
:cool:

[DaveTN]

I use this, its pretty cool.

http://mygundb.com/

 

[Hershmeister]

Free PDF fill In form from the ATF

https://www.atf.gov/sites/default/files/assets/pdf-files/atf-p-3312-8.pdf

[Guest Broomhead]

Free PDF fill In form from the ATF

https://www.atf.gov/sites/default/files/assets/pdf-files/atf-p-3312-8.pdf

 

Only problem with theirs is that you can't save the filled in form through Adobe Reader. You can only fill it in and then print it out. You'd have to buy Acrobat to be able to save it.

[DaveTN]

Only problem with theirs is that you can't save the filled in form through Adobe Reader. You can only fill it in and then print it out. You'd have to buy Acrobat to be able to save it.

When I open that file I have options to fill it out and save as a PDF, output to excel, or save as a word document. I’m just using Adobe Reader XI. Even without those options there are free PDF printers; they will print anything you can print to a PDF.

[Guest Broomhead]

When I open that file I have options to fill it out and save as a PDF, output to excel, or save as a word document. I’m just using Adobe Reader XI. Even without those options there are free PDF printers; they will print anything you can print to a PDF.

 

When I click the option to fill it in, I get this:

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When I click "Save a copy":

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The option to convert the pdf only allows you to convert it to a Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, or Rich Text Format file.

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Converting a file to pdf only allows you to convert other files to pdf's, not the current pdf.

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So...Your still stuck only saving a blank copy of the ATF's form. To save the information you'd have to print it.

Edited September 16, 2013 by Broomhead

[LawEnforcementSalesTN]

I just order mine from Brownells... they're cheap and effective. 

 

http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/shop-accessories-supplies/firearms-records-books/firearms-record-books-prod1694.aspx