SHERIFF WILLIAM P. MULLEN ALLEGHENY COUNTY …

1 S H E R I F F W I L L I A M P. M U L L E N. A L L E G H E N Y C O U N T Y. SHERIFF 'S office . SERVING THE CITIZENS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY SINCE 1789. PERSONAL FIREARMS. I N V E N T O RY R E C O R D. ALLEGHENY COUNTY SHERIFF 's office WILLIAM P. MULLEN , SHERIFF 436 Grant Street, Courthouse Room 11. Pittsburgh, PA 15219. FIREARMS DIVISION - 412-350-3044. @alleghenybadge Brand: _____. MESSAGE FROM SHERIFF MULLEN Action: _____. Barrel: _____. All gun owners must respect the threat their firearms pose to public safety if lost, Stock/grips: _____. stolen or mishandled. This Personal Firearms Inventory Record Booklet was _____. Serial #: created to help gun owners maintain a detailed account of all firearms previously Unique Marks: _____. or currently in their possession.

2 Acquisition Date: _____. Where Acquired: _____. Comments: _____. Once all information is properly documented, this packet should be stored and _____. locked in a secure place such as a fireproof safe so records cannot be History: _____. corrupted. It is also a good idea to review your insurance policies to determine _____. potential coverage for your firearms. Firearms can be added to riders on most homeowners and renters insurance policies. REPAIRS DATE COST. Gun owners are urged to inventory their firearms frequently to ensure weapons have not been misplaced or stolen. Gun owners should immediately report a lost or stolen firearm to the police, as well as, their insurance company. Not only will this enhance an owner's chances of having their weapon returned, it is a Sold To: _____.

3 Necessary action to prevent endangerment to others. Date: _____ Selling Price: _____. Thank you for taking responsibility for your firearms and for your important efforts to keep ALLEGHENY COUNTY safe! AFFIX PHOTO OF FIREARM. WILLIAM P. MULLEN , SHERIFF Brand: _____. Action: _____ 10 COMMANDMENTS OF SAFE. Barrel: _____. Stock/grips: _____. FIREARM HANDLING. _____. Serial #: 1. Always point the muzzle in a safe direction. Unique Marks: _____ 2. Treat every firearm as though it were loaded. Acquisition Date: _____. 3. Unload firearms and open action, and keep your Where Acquired: _____. Comments: _____ finger off the trigger until when ready to shoot. _____ 4. Keep barrels clear and choose proper ammunition History: _____ for firearm. _____ 5. Be sure of your target before you pull the trigger.

4 6. Never point a firearm at anything you don't want to REPAIRS DATE COST shoot. 7. Never climb or jump with a loaded firearm. 8. Never shoot at a flat hard surface of water. 9. Store firearms and ammunition safely. 10. Avoid alcohol and drugs before and during shooting. Sold To: _____. Date: _____ Selling Price: _____. GUN OWNERS' RESPONSIBILITIES. Most states impose some form of legal duty on adults to take reasonable steps to deny access by children to dangerous substances or instruments. It is the individual gun owners' responsibility to understand and follow al laws regarding gun purchase, ownership, storage, transport, etc. Contact your state police and I or local COUNTY SHERIFF 's office for information regarding such laws. If you own a gun and do not know how to operate it, do not experiment with it.

5 Point it in a safe AFFIX PHOTO OF FIREARM direction, keep your finger off the trigger, and store it securely. Seek competent assistance and instruction at once. An untrained adult can be as dangerous as a curious child. Store guns so that they are inaccessible to children and other unauthorized users. Gun shops sell a wide variety of safes, cases and other security devices. While specific security measures may vary, a parent must, in every case, assess the exposure of the firearm and absolutely ensure that it is inaccessible to a child WHERE TO GET TRAINING Brand: _____. Action: _____. The time may come when you or your family members want to learn how to handle and shoot a Barrel: _____. gun safely. In the case of a child, his or her attitude, learning ability, and physical and emotional Stock/grips: _____.

6 Maturity are some of the factors to be weighed before allowing formal instruction to begin. _____. Serial #: Unique Marks: _____. When a parent decides a young person is ready, many training opportunities available. For more Acquisition Date: _____. information on Youth Programs,703-267-1505. Where Acquired: _____. Comments: _____. Providing instruction in the safe handling, use, and storage of firearms is one of the NRA's most _____. important functions. Basic Firearms Training Courses, History: _____. taught by over 51,000 NRA Certified Instructors, are _____. offered in every state. A program called "FIRST Steps". (Firearm Instruction, Responsibility, and Safety REPAIRS DATE COST. Training) provides a three-hour orientation to your specific firearm.

7 For more information about any of these courses, call 703-267-1430. If you have decided that your child is not ready to be trained in a gun's handling and use, teach him or her to follow the instructions of the Eddie Eagle Sold To: _____. Gun-safe Program. Date: _____ Selling Price: _____. If you see a gun, STOP! DO NOT TOUCH. LEAVE THE AREA. AFFIX PHOTO OF FIREARM. TELL AN ADULT. This brochure is not intended as a complete course in gun safety and is not a substitute for formal, qualified instruction in the handling, use or storage of firearms. The guidelines herein should he considered options to minimize the chance of an accident occurring in the home. Brand: _____ This personal inventory is recorded for: Action: _____. Barrel: _____. Stock/grips: _____ _____.

8 _____. Serial #: Unique Marks: _____. Acquisition Date: _____ MASTER INDEX OF FIREARMS. Where Acquired: _____. Comments: _____ FIREARM SERIAL NUMBER PAGE. _____. History: _____. _____. REPAIRS DATE COST. Sold To: _____. Date: _____ Selling Price: _____. AFFIX PHOTO OF FIREARM. Brand: _____ Brand: _____. Action: _____ Action: _____. Barrel: _____ Barrel: _____. Stock/grips: _____ Stock/grips: _____. _____. Serial #: _____. Serial #: Unique Marks: _____ Unique Marks: _____. Acquisition Date: _____ Acquisition Date: _____. Where Acquired: _____ Where Acquired: _____. Comments: _____ Comments: _____. _____ _____. History: _____ History: _____. _____ _____. REPAIRS DATE COST REPAIRS DATE COST. Sold To: _____ Sold To: _____. Date: _____ Selling Price: _____ Date: _____ Selling Price: _____.

9 AFFIX PHOTO OF FIREARM AFFIX PHOTO OF FIREARM. Brand: _____ Brand: _____. Action: _____ Action: _____. Barrel: _____ Barrel: _____. Stock/grips: _____ Stock/grips: _____. _____. Serial #: _____. Serial #: Unique Marks: _____ Unique Marks: _____. Acquisition Date: _____ Acquisition Date: _____. Where Acquired: _____ Where Acquired: _____. Comments: _____ Comments: _____. _____ _____. History: _____ History: _____. _____ _____. REPAIRS DATE COST REPAIRS DATE COST. Sold To: _____ Sold To: _____. Date: _____ Selling Price: _____ Date: _____ Selling Price: _____. AFFIX PHOTO OF FIREARM AFFIX PHOTO OF FIREARM. Brand: _____ Brand: _____. Action: _____ Action: _____. Barrel: _____ Barrel: _____. Stock/grips: _____ Stock/grips: _____. _____. Serial #: _____.

10 Serial #: Unique Marks: _____ Unique Marks: _____. Acquisition Date: _____ Acquisition Date: _____. Where Acquired: _____ Where Acquired: _____. Comments: _____ Comments: _____. _____ _____. History: _____ History: _____. _____ _____. REPAIRS DATE COST REPAIRS DATE COST. Sold To: _____ Sold To: _____. Date: _____ Selling Price: _____ Date: _____ Selling Price: _____. AFFIX PHOTO OF FIREARM AFFIX PHOTO OF FIREARM. Brand: _____ Brand: _____. Action: _____ Action: _____. Barrel: _____ Barrel: _____. Stock/grips: _____ Stock/grips: _____. _____. Serial #: _____. Serial #: Unique Marks: _____ Unique Marks: _____. Acquisition Date: _____ Acquisition Date: _____. Where Acquired: _____ Where Acquired: _____. Comments: _____ Comments: _____. _____ _____. History: _____ History: _____.