Point of sale for gun stores
The point of sale built for gun stores.
Register, electronic bound book, Form 4473 with a buyer tablet, FFL transfers, receiving, reorder and purchase orders, with deep BigCommerce integration, so the counter and the website share one catalog and one stock count. Add Range and the lanes, classes, waivers and rental guns run on the same register; add the Gunsmith bench and so does the service counter. Not a 2009 POS with a compliance module bolted on.
Why shops switch
Generic POS can’t process a 4473. The firearms-specific incumbents lock you to their hardware, glue three acquired products together, and treat BigCommerce and Flxpoint as somebody else’s problem.
Built around the serial number
Every firearm is a serialized unit with its own bound-book line from the moment it is received. A sale can’t skip the 4473; a transfer can’t skip the disposition.
The deepest BigCommerce integration in firearms retail
Buy online, pick up in store with the 4473 built in. Store stock on your product pages. Coupons, group pricing and per-store prices that agree in both places. Online orders at the register. Your customers’ counter history in their BigCommerce account. A site per store with Multi-Storefront. Distributor feeds keep flowing exactly as they do today; a Flxpoint connector that adds your own shelf as a stock source is in development.
A register people can be trained on in an hour
Scan, tap, tender. Held sales, split tender, cashier PINs, drawer close-out with variance — nothing buried three menus deep. Keep the card processor you have; built-in Payroc processing is coming soon.
The range and the bench on the same ticket
With the Range add-on, lane time, classes and rental guns sell at the register and on your BigCommerce store, with waivers signed on a kiosk or a phone. With the Gunsmith add-on, bench work is booked by gunsmith at the counter or online, added work waits for the customer’s OK, and the customer’s gun goes in and out through the bound book.
Answers built in
The ? button answers how-to questions from the user guide. Bobby, the AI reports assistant, answers questions about your own numbers, like “What should I reorder this week?”, and names the reports he ran.
Your data stays yours
Every dealer is an encrypted tenant with its own keys for ID numbers and 4473 records, and a bound book you can export any night. Enterprise dealers run on a dedicated server and database.
Where it works
Four places a gun shop makes money. One system behind all of them.
The counter, the case, the gunsmith bench and the wall all write to the same inventory and the same bound book. Pick one to see what Iron Register does there.
One system
Counter, back office and compliance in the same place.
Compliance you can hand an inspector
A bound book that proves it hasn’t been touched.
Every acquisition, disposition, correction and void is appended to a tamper-evident hash chain per licensed premises. Verify it with one click, export the A&D book, and see who changed what — with the reason — on every line.
How the bound book works →
MadFish Armory
The counter, the range, the website — one family of tools.
Iron Register runs the counter, and with the Range add-on the lanes too: lane time and classes booked on your BigCommerce store, walk-ups at the register, waivers on a kiosk, a phone or an emailed link, rental guns on the bound book. Pure ranges without a shop run Rangune. MadFish One designs, builds and runs the website. Armory Tools handles the gun.deals connection, AI product categorization and firearm SEO. Buy one, or all of them: they know each other.
About MadFish ArmorySee it running against your own store.
Connect BigCommerce, import your catalog, ring a sale — in an afternoon, not a sales cycle.
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