Every distributor in one search, a register that knows firearms, the buyer's 4473 on their own phone, and a bound book that can prove it was never altered.
Stop juggling five portals and five logins. Start typing and suggestions appear as you go — Glock 19, 17, 19X before you finish the word. Lipsey's, RSR Group, Zanders and MGE Wholesale answer side by side with live stock, your dealer cost, landed price, MAP and margin, the best offer flagged and each distributor's logo on its line. Then order it right there — to your store or drop-shipped to a customer — and watch tracking come back onto the purchase order. No tab-switching. No re-keying. Your accounts, your terms, your pricing.
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The nation's leading wholesale firearms distributor, family-owned in Baton Rouge, Louisiana since Joe Lipsey Sr. started the business in 1943. Lipsey's carries handguns, rifles, shotguns, silencers and accessories, is known for its Lipsey's Exclusive and TALO Exclusive firearms, and runs a dealer drop-ship program for firearms and accessories. Its stated goal: to be your firearms distributor, not your competition.
Source: lipseys.com
Founded in 1977 in Rochester, New York, RSR Group is a nationwide distributor of firearms and shooting sports accessories, headquartered in Winter Park, Florida with a centralized distribution center in Fort Worth, Texas. Known for same-day order processing, competitive pricing and a broad inventory, RSR also pioneered the industry's first online trade show, the E-Show.
Source: rsrgroup.com/about-rsr
A 100% wholesale, all-woman-owned distributor in Sparta, Illinois, in business since 1962. Zanders serves retail storefronts, home-based dealers and e-commerce sellers with firearms, ammunition and accessories from most major brands, and puts every department behind one job: serving its dealers and helping them grow.
Source: gzanders.com/about-us
Based in South Bend, Indiana, MGE Wholesale is a nationwide distributor of firearms, ammunition and shooting sport accessories, plus a robust cutlery line, with more than 20 years serving federally licensed dealers. MGE emphasizes close relationships with manufacturers and dealers and a growing brand roster for a diverse inventory.
Source: mgewholesale.com/about
Staff show a QR code and a PIN. The buyer answers Section B on the device already in their pocket — every stop condition checked as they answer, nothing to sanitize, nothing to hand back. Staff keep Sections A, C and E.
The government sites can't be embedded and we never hold your login — by law. So staff press Ctrl+P and print the result to the RAS Capture printer. Seconds later it appears under Captured documents with the matching 4473 proposed. A person confirms. Nothing is applied automatically.

Excise and DROS fees handled. Layaway that can't start the 4473 early. Work orders that book the overnight gun in — and out. Trade-ins booked as you buy them. And when the internet drops, it keeps selling and replays every sale once, exactly once.
A kiosk by the door: first name, last name, mobile number, express text opt-in. They get a ticket number by text and browse while they wait — no clipboard, no shouting names across the floor.

A waiting-list display for any smart TV or tablet shows who is up and who is next by number and first name — never a phone number. Staff claim the next ticket and the customer is texted to come see them by name; bump when done and the visit time is on the record.

Every entry is sealed into a hash chain. Tampering names the exact line. A lawful correction shows as a strikethrough and breaks nothing. An inspector verifies the whole book in one click — and so can you, any morning.
| # | Acquired | Firearm | Serial | From | Disposed | Seal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0217 | 08/28/2026 | Glock 19 Gen5 · Pistol · 9mm | BXWM217 | Zanders (FFL 3-36-…) | 09/02/2026 · 4473 RA-1048 | ◉ 7f3a…c91e |
| 0218 | 08/28/2026 | Ruger 10/22 · Rifle · .22 LR | 0012-84431 | RSR Group (FFL 5-93-…) | — | ◉ 2b90…e47a |
| 0219 | 08/30/2026 | Sig P365X · Pistol · 9mm corrected → #0221 | 66B41… | MGE Wholesale (FFL 1-72-…) | — | ◉ 9c1d…03bb |
| 0220 | 09/01/2026 | Privately made firearm · Pistol · 9mm | 93312046-000001 | J. Rivera (non-licensee) | — | ◉ 51e8…aa20 |
Margin by category, GMROI, turns, days of supply, sell-through, dead stock, staff performance — and what you left on the table across distributors.

4473s ageing, DROS ready to release, PMF marking, layaways due, work orders promised, drawers still open — hardest deadline first, money at risk on top. Walk-ins check in at a kiosk by the door and watch the waiting-list display; staff claim, serve and bump each visit, and the customer is texted at every step.

Every compliance rule shows its citation and its effective dates. A transaction is judged by the rule in force on its own date — not on today's.

Start a work order from a job template — checklist, parts and labour pre-filled — and the book knows when custody is an acquisition.

Consignment that keeps the book honest. ATF trace requests answered from your own records inside the 24-hour rule. Distributor search that knows Glock is one brand. A 4473 that stops the buyer's most common mistakes before they happen.
Intake writes the A&D acquisition from the consignor. The gun sells at the register like any other — under the consignor's minimum needs a manager. The split, the payout and the statement are one screen. A gun the owner takes back leaves on a 4473, because that is what it is.
27 CFR 478.25a gives you 24 hours. Paste the serials the officer reads out — ranges too — and the acquisition, disposition and purchaser come back from your book, your 4473s and your sale. Serials you don't have get "did they mean" suggestions for O/0 and dropped prefixes. The clock sits on the Shop Board until you record the call.
RSR says Hand Guns, Zanders says PISTOL, MGE says Firearms / Pistol. You see Handguns. GLOCK, Glock and Glock Inc are one chip; 9MM Luger and 9x19 are 9mm. Pick a category and each distributor's own label appears underneath, in case you want exactly their grouping.
The buyer types their ZIP and city, state and county fill in — from what they just typed, never from a prior record, so Ruling 2016-2 is respected. No middle name? One box records NMN. Question 6 is spelled out for every firearm; the fourth gun onward prints on the 5300.9A continuation sheet by itself.
The Ruling 2022-1 notice (60 days before you rely on electronically stored 4473s) and the Ruling 2016-1 §10 notice (a hosted A&D book) print pre-filled from your FFL profile. Record the mailed date and the e4473 screen tells staff to print on paper until the exact day it no longer has to.
Flip Show me how and the guide walks the screen you are on, step by step; every screen also has a written guide you can search. Every list searches and pages. And every shop runs in its own process against its own directory — no other shop's records exist from where yours runs, and our tests never touch a live store.
Connect the systems your shop already lives in. Every connection has its own enabled, read and write switches — writes are off until you say so — and every push is in the audit log.
AIM POSGunbook, 4473 records, inventory and customers through AIM's Partner API.
Lightspeed X-SeriesYour own personal token. Products, sales and customers; a firearm sale becomes a pending 4473 here.
Rapid Gun Systemscoming soon
Corewarecoming soon
FastBoundImport your FastBound book as migration entries with the original dates; export ours in their layout. Read-only by default.
Orchid eBoundCSV in with a column-mapping preview before anything is written; CSV out in eBound's layout.
WooCommerceTick a firearm and it is on your site in a minute — IN STORE NOW, RESERVED while a 4473 is open. Web orders become pending transactions.
BigCommerceStore hash + your own API token. Same listings, same web-order pipeline.
GunBrokerYour own DevKey. Fixed-price listings from inventory; sold orders come in for the 4473.
QuickBooks OnlineYour own Intuit app, your own company. Each closed register day posts as one balanced journal entry; each received distributor order as a bill. Previewed first, off until you allow writes.WE RUN A WORKING FFL IN RIVERSIDE. EVERY FEATURE EXISTS BECAUSE WE NEEDED IT AT OUR OWN COUNTER.

| What matters at the counter and at inspection | Raincross | Legacy compliance software | POS + paper book |
|---|---|---|---|
| One search across every distributor, your dealer pricing, best landed cost flagged | ✓ Built in | — | Five portals, five logins |
| The buyer fills Section B on their own phone | ✓ | Store kiosk / iPad | — |
| DES and NICS printouts captured and proposed — a person confirms | ✓ Print capture | Retype it | Staple it |
| Firearms register: layaway that can't start the 4473 early, work orders that hit the book, offline replay | ✓ + Register | Separate POS | Generic POS |
| Tamper-evident 4473 storage and bound book — every entry hash-sealed, verified in one click | ✓ Both | Trust the vendor | Filing cabinet |
| Compliance rules shown with statute and effective dates | ✓ Cited, dated | "Trust us" | — |
| Customer texts and emails from your shop's identity — DROS cleared, layaway due, repair ready | ✓ Opt-in, verified toll-free | — | Phone calls |
| Walk-in check-in kiosk, waiting-list display for the TV, and a queue your staff work by name — texts at every step | ✓ Included | — | Clipboard |
| One-tap read-only ATF inspection mode | ✓ | — | — |
| Consignment: intake through the A&D front door, consignor minimum enforced at the register, payouts and statements | ✓ Built in | Add-on or manual | Spreadsheet |
| ATF trace requests (478.25a): serials in, acquisition/disposition/purchaser out, 24-hour clock, near-match suggestions, printable worksheet | ✓ | Search the book yourself | Dig through the binder |
| Distributor search that treats one brand, one category and one caliber as one filter across every vendor's spelling | ✓ Canonical filters | — | — |
| Buyer's city, state and county from their own ZIP; NMN box; spelled question 6; automatic 5300.9A continuation sheets | ✓ | Partly | Pen |
| ATF notice letters (Ruling 2022-1, 2016-1 §10) printed from your profile, with the maturity date tracked on the e4473 screen | ✓ | — | — |
| Step-by-step guide on every screen, searchable written guides, search and paging on every list | ✓ Every screen | PDF manual | — |
| Each shop in its own process and directory; test suites can never touch a live store | ✓ Isolated | Shared database | n/a |
| Training sandbox with full purge | ✓ | — | — |
| Your data exports completely, any day — one click, no request, no fee | ✓ ZIP: sealed book, every 4473, every record | Ask and wait | It's paper |
| Public status page — no login, no sales call | ✓ Live | Rare | — |
| Built and run daily inside a real FFL | ✓ Riverside, CA | — | — |
Thirty days of the full product — no card, not a demo. Distributor ordering, e4473, the bound book, DROS, texting: all of it, in your own environment. Anything real you enter is already there when you subscribe.
Priced by acquisitions per rolling 12 months — the one number every dealer already knows — never per user, per book, per 4473 or per distributor. Every plan is the whole platform. Pilot dealers lock their price for life.
The firearms point of sale on any plan: cash management and Z reports, CA excise and DROS fees handled, barcode labels for the whole catalog, offline selling with queued replay. Layaway with 10/20/50% down and 30/60/90-day terms. Gunsmithing work orders from templates, with bound-book obligations built in. Trade-ins with the smart offer module.
Already have a card terminal? Bring it. Standalone mode is included free on every plan — run the charge on your own machine, any processor, and record it at the register with one tap. This add-on pairs an NMI-gateway terminal so amounts push to the terminal and approvals post themselves.
Texting: built-in email is included on every plan. For texts, connect your own Telnyx account at no charge, or ask us to provision a verified toll-free number for your shop — carrier fees passed through, no markup during pilot.
No card up front. Connect a distributor, run a search, ring a sale, file a 4473 — with a direct line to the people who built it.
Twenty minutes with the builder — your distributors, your state's workflow, your questions. Pilot dealers lock their price for life.