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FOIA Logs for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Description of document: FOIA CASE LOGS for: the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) for 1999 – 2004 Posted date: 10-December-2007 Date/date range of document: 06-October-1999 – 01-December-2004 Source of document: Division Chief Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Disclosure Division Suite 1E360 99 New York Avenue, NE Washington, D.C. 20226 The governmentattic.org web site (“the site”) is noncommercial and free to the public. The site and materials made available on the site, such as this file, are for reference only. The governmentattic.org web site and its principals have made every effort to make this information as complete and as accurate as possible, however, there may be mistakes and omissions, both typographical and in content. The governmentattic.org web site and its principals shall have neither liability nor responsibility to any person or entity with respect to any loss or damage caused, or alleged to have been caused, directly or indirectly, by the information provided on the governmentattic.org web site or in this file B3 B3 ID Subject C/O-Date C/O- Code B1 B2 B3 (6103) (Rule6e) B4 B5 B6 B7 B7A B7B B7C B7D B7E B7F 1 06-Oct-99 30 2 Model 950BS .22 15-Oct-98 10 3 Self 24-Nov-98 20 X X XX 4 OOB $37.50 22-Oct-98 30 5 OOB $37.50 26-Oct-98 30 6 OOB $37.50 29-Oct-98 30 7 R&S Trucking Fire 29-Oct-98 20 X X X 8 Self 02-Oct-98 62 9 Explosion at Bay Fireworks Inc. 02-Oct-98 62 10 FFL's WY 20-Oct-98 11 11 OOB 27-Oct-98 10 12 Dealers List 20-Oct-98 10 13 Licensed Importers, Md, Va 13-Jan-99 60 14 OOB $37.50 30-Oct-98 30 15 Creston Brewing Company 07-Dec-98 20 XX 16 Self 07-Oct-98 62 17 (b6) 02-Nov-98 60 18 (b6) 14-Oct-98 D,Glomar 19 ICI Explosives 22-Mar-99 20 XX X 20 ATF License Holders 19-Oct-98 30 21 Integrated Environmental Systems 30-Oct-98 30 22 Self 19-Nov-98 20 X 23 Firearms & Explosives Licencees 01-Nov-98 10 24 Trace/OOB $37.50 14-Oct-98 10 25 OOB $37.50 26-Oct-98 30 26 Self 08-Oct-98 60 27 Charter Arms/Trace 26-Oct-98 D, 7A 28 Sporting Firearms 09-Oct-98 62 29 FFL 08-Oct-98 60 30 Self 16-Dec-98 20 X XX X 31 (b6) 03-Nov-98 60 32 Self 21-Oct-98 20, 7C,D 33 Self 12-Nov-98 20 X 34 Self 15-Oct-98 20, ref. Back to DEA, 7C,D X XX 35 (b6) 07-Oct-98 30 36 Trace 09-Oct-98 90 37 Relief question 03-Nov-99 90----Not FOIA 38 (b6) 19-Nov-98 30 B3 B3 ID Subject C/O-Date C/O- Code B1 B2 B3 (6103) (Rule6e) B4 B5 B6 B7 B7A B7B B7C B7D B7E B7F 39 Self 13-Oct-98 62 40 Carter Shooting Center 08-Oct-98 10 41 Contract Award Doc # CNT Tatf 99-2 07-Oct-98 60 42 Self 31-Dec-98 20 X X 43 Self 11-Jan-99 20 X XXXXXXX 44 River Valley Ordnance 27-Oct-98 30 45 Smuggling guns in Mexico 16-Oct-98 10 46 Vac. Announcement 94-401 23-Nov-98 20 X 47 Jackson Heights Shopping Center fire 08-Oct-98 D 48 Explosion in Rio Piedras 13-Oct-98 60 49 Saeilo, Inc. 24-Dec-98 20 XXX 50 California Coastal petition 08-Oct-98 10 51 TAFT 95-2, 95-3, 96-14 21-Oct-98 60 52 OOB $37.50 05-Nov-98 30 53 (b6) 05-Nov-98 10 54 (b6) 09-Oct-98 30 55 (b6) 09-Oct-98 30 56 Fire at 1335 West, Erie PA 05-Nov-98 X X 57 List of Wholesalers In all 50 states 12-Nov-99 10 58 Self 19-Nov-98 20 X X XX 59 Self 23-Oct-98 20 X 60 Registered Gun Dealers 09-Nov-98 10 61 (b6) 19-Oct-98 62 62 Areas 05-Nov-98 30 63 Warehouse Fire 2945 , Flint , Michigan 23-Oct-98 20 64 Self 10-Nov-98 30 65 (b6) 26-Oct-98 20 X X 66 Self 09-Dec-98 20 X XX 67 Vacancy Announcement #97-176 14-Dec-98 10 68 (b6) 15-Oct-98 30 69 Self 70 OOB $37.50 06-Nov-98 10 71 OOB $37.50 09-Nov-98 30 72 Self 13-Oct-98 62 73 Vacancy Announcement #98-401 23-Nov-98 20 X 74 Rossi M-65 32 Rev. 26-Oct-98 30 75 OOB $75.00 15-Oct-98 10 76 Rio Riedras Explosion 15-Oct-98 denied B 7 F B3 B3 ID Subject C/O-Date C/O- Code B1 B2 B3 (6103) (Rule6e) B4 B5 B6 B7 B7A B7B B7C B7D B7E B7F 77 (b6) 19-Nov-98 20 X X 78 West Shore Guns Inc. 05-Nov-98 20 X 79 C.S. Sharp, 4 shot, 22 Caliber Derringer 21-Oct-98 10 80 Manufacture & Disposition of Raven Arms 26-Oct-98 20 X 81 Self 21-Oct-98 D, 7A 82 Self 28-Dec-98 20 X X X 83 26 Comments of 27 CFR Pt.4.39 20-Oct-98 50 84 Top Tobacco 23-Oct-98 30 85 Bank Card Holders 19-Oct-98 D X 86 OOB -$225.00 10-Nov-98 30 87 Self 15-Oct-98 90 88 Fire at Clean Scene Laundromat 89 (b6) 02-Nov-98 60 90 OOB -$37.50 10-Nov-98 30 91 Self 21-Oct-98 30 92 Self 26-Oct-98 D,7A 93 Cresent Fire Arms, Co. 21-Oct-98 10 94 Self/ Licenses & Permits 21-Oct-98 61 95 FFL List 13-Nov-98 10 96 ATF FOIA data Request 26-Oct-98 20 X X 97 Relvolver 24-Nov-98 10 98 Self 23-Oct-98 62 99 Surveillance of 112 McGee St. Borger Tx. 26-Oct-98 30 100 Vacancy 98-78 23-Oct-98 62 101 (b6) 102 Self 29-Oct-98 20, 26 U.S.C, 7C,D X X 103 Self 20-Oct-98 60 104 Self 21-Oct-98 30 105 Trace 03-Nov-98 20 b7C b2 b5 106 OOB-$37.50 10-Nov-98 30 107 ICIEEC Explosion 16-Mar-99 20 XX X 108 OOB-$40 04-Nov-98 10 109 OOB-$37.50 10-Nov-98 30 110 OOB-$37.50 10-Nov-98 30 111 FFL List---Boston 16-Nov-98 10 112 OOB-$37.50--Elvis Presely 02-Nov-99 50 113 Vacancy Announcement 98-78 05-Nov-98 D X 114 Self 27-Oct-98 20 B3 B3 ID Subject C/O-Date C/O- Code B1 B2 B3 (6103) (Rule6e) B4 B5 B6 B7 B7A B7B B7C B7D B7E B7F 115 FFL List 13-Nov-99 10 116 Self 02-Nov-98 20 X X 117 Self 02-Nov-98 20 X X 118 Self 23-Oct-98 60 119 (b6) 22-Oct-98 30 120 Self 23-Oct-98 62 121 Unfair Trade Practices Report, Etc. 23-Oct-98 10 122 (b6) 02-Nov-98 30 123 Indian Reservation Explosion 05-Nov-98 60 124 Promoted Indiv's. Ages 14-Dec-98 10 125 Self 29-Oct-98 61 126 Self 05-Nov-98 20 X X 127 Imported Glocks '96-98 13-Nov-98 21, XX 128 Conceal Carry Permits 23-Oct-98 70 129 Muiltiple Sales 23-Oct-98 10 130 Vacancy Announcement 98-401 23-Nov-98 20 X 131 Self 26-Oct-98 30 132 OOB-$37.50 10-Nov-98 10 133 Self 04-Nov-98 21 X X X 134 Vacancy Announcement 98-250 20-Nov-98 30 135 Self 29-Oct-98 30 136 Self 29-Oct-98 62 137 Self 10-Nov-98 20 X X 138 Firearms 139 (b6) 04-Dec-98 20 X X X 140 (b6) 30-Nov-98 30 141 Self/Rumor 05-Nov-98 62 142 TATF's 13-Nov-98 21, X 143 ICIEEC 16-Mar-99 20 XX X 144 Self 30-Oct-98 80 145 Sportsman 16-Nov-98 30 146 Self--Search Warrant 28-Oct-98 62 147 Self 28-Oct-98 30 148 ATF Corr. With several companies & indivs. 23-Nov-98 61 149 Self 03-Nov-98 60 150 "Obscene" Labels 22-Dec-98 D X 151 Data 05-Nov-98 60 152 Self 02-Nov-98 60 B3 B3 ID Subject C/O-Date C/O- Code B1 B2 B3 (6103) (Rule6e) B4 B5 B6 B7 B7A B7B B7C B7D B7E B7F 153 (b6) 27-Oct-98 30 154 Self 29-Oct-98 20, 7C,D,E,b2, 5 X XX 155 Self-Belated Appeal 02-Nov-98 80 156 OOB-$37.50 25-Nov-99 10 157 Trace 29-Oct-98 10 158 OOB 02-Nov-98 10 159 IMPAC Cardholders 02-Nov-98 D X 160 Wine Importers 09-Nov-98 10 161 50ml Bottles, South Carolina XXX 162 CSNO Inc., LRGP Holdings Inc., etc. 03-Nov-98 40 163 OOB-$25.00 16-Nov-98 30 164 Self 02-Nov-98 90 165 Self 05-Nov-98 60 166 Firearms License Status of 5 Companies 30-Oct-98 40 167 Vacancy Announcement #98-78 11-Dec-98 90 168 Defense Supply Corportation 09-Nov-98 30 169 Federal Laboratories Inc.
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