“We do pawn and we sell guns. Two systems, but it works.”
Every pawn shop with an FFL has a version of this conversation. Here is how it usually goes.
The conversation we keep having
A confident answer, one honest follow-up question, and the real cost shows up.
The part nobody says out loud
Running pawn and firearms on two systems means every gun is entered more than once, and every extra entry is a chance to fail an audit.
How Bravo fixes it
One system for both sides of the shop, so a firearm is logged once.
One system, both sides
Pawn, retail, and your electronic A&D book live in one place, so a firearm is logged once.
Loan to disposition, tracked
A firearm that comes in on a loan and later sells stays on one clean record the whole way through.
Audit-ready A&D book
Required fields are enforced at entry, so a missing date never becomes an audit finding.
No double entry
Stop reconciling two systems at close and trust one source of truth.
Pawn shops with an FFL run both sides on one system with Bravo. See how shops like yours run it →
One shop, one system, one A&D book
Thirty minutes, your real workflow, no pressure. See pawn and firearms on a single system.