The Briefing's inaugural event sold out and brought Federal Firearms Licensees face to face with ATF leadership, FBI and the industry's top compliance experts. Here's how it went:
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During “The Briefing,” an FFL compliance event hosted by FastBound, several high-ranking officials from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) attended, including ATF Director Robert Cekada, who answered industry questions.
The venue was The Briefing, an FFL compliance summit hosted by the compliance software company FastBound that ran September 23 through 25 in Dallas, with ATF and FBI leadership on the agenda.
AmmoLand’s John Crump asked Cekada, on the record, how Industry Operations Investigators should treat a dealer transferring cans on a 4473. Cekada did not hedge.
Cekada made the comments during “The Briefing,” an FFL compliance event in Dallas attended by senior ATF officials.
Cekada made the remarks at “The Briefing,” an FFL compliance event hosted by FastBound, as reported by AmmoLand.
ATF director Robert Cekada delivered the opening keynote on “the new era of FFL compliance” at a summit in Dallas on Thursday, according to the event’s agenda.
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