LOS ANGELES – -(Ammoland.com)-The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is committed to ensuring public safety by working directly with federal firearms licensees (FFL) and federal explosives licensees and permittees (FEL/FEP) to safeguard their businesses during the wildfires blazing throughout Southern California.
There are 41 FELs and 173 FFLs in San Diego County. The wildfires threatening portions of the county are forcing evacuations.
If the wildfire is imminent, ATF is recommending FELs and FFLs move their records to a safe place. Explosives inventory should be relocated to a compliant storage magazine in an alternate location if an FEL is in the path of a fire.
If an FFL or FEL moves it records or inventory, they should contact the local ATF office at 858-966-1030 and provide the temporary storage location. Additionally, if any of the explosives, firearms or ammunition are missing, lost or stolen notify ATF at 888-283-2662.
For more information on preparedness for FELs and FFLs during natural disasters:
- Explosives licensees and permittees should refer to ATF Publication 5400.16
- Firearms licensees should refer to ATF Publication 3317.7
Federal Explosives Licensees and Permittees: Voluntary Steps to Prepare for a Pending Natural Disaster
One more reason to decommission the BATFE.
I had to laugh at the first line of this article, “The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) is committed to ensuring public safety…”. LOL! Really? I’m reminded of Fast and Furious, and the hundreds of people languishing in prison because of the ATF because of one or more little mechanical parts they owned for a gun that the ATF determined constituted a felony. At best, all the ATF ever does is postulate, pontificate and cover their own asses.
All records should be stored in boxes of thermite.
F….atf
First thing you should let burn is the records………just say’n
F… atf