THE TRANSFER'S SITTING THERE. STOP FIELDING CALLS ABOUT IT.
A firearm ships in for transfer and from that moment your phone doesn't stop: “did it come in yet?” “how long's the background check taking?” Where's My Gun? tracks the transfer from arrival to pickup and lets your customer check it themselves.
THE FRONT-COUNTER BOTTLENECK
"Is my transfer in yet?" calls the moment shipment tracking shows delivered
Customers anxious during a NICS delay with zero visibility into why
Transfers and repair work orders tracked in different places — or not tracked at all
Front-counter staff fielding the same status question your bench already knows the answer to
ONE TRACKING LINK, ARRIVAL TO PICKUP
Log a firearm shipped in for transfer in one pass — serial number, purchaser, and the transferring dealer — and it starts moving through your stages immediately, with a tracking link the customer can check anytime.
RUNNING TRANSFERS AND REPAIRS? ONE BOARD FOR BOTH.
The same Kanban board handles gunsmithing work orders and transfer holds side by side, so your front counter isn't juggling two systems to answer one question.
Where's My Gun? does not run background checks, generate 4473s, or replace your bound book. FastBound, FFL Boss, or paper still handle compliance and the transfer paperwork itself — we're the tracking link and customer notifications layered on top.
TRANSPARENT PRICING
Multi-service FFLs juggling transfers and repairs typically need Professional for unlimited users across the front counter and the bench.
See full plan detailsFrequently Asked Questions
Does this replace FastBound or my bound book?
No. Where's My Gun? does not run background checks, generate 4473s, or replace your bound book. FastBound, FFL Boss, or paper still handle compliance — we track the job and talk to the customer.
What happens during a NICS delay?
The transfer stays visible to the customer at whatever stage it’s in — including a delay — instead of going silent. Nothing about a delay is hidden from the tracking link.
Can I try it before committing?
Yes — a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, at full Professional-tier limits.
What's Quick Transfer intake?
A single entry point for a firearm shipped in for transfer: serial number, purchaser, and the transferring dealer, filed to your bound book and started on its workflow stage in one step.
