require you to give them access to the 4493's or bound book? Other than the BATFE of course...

My partner and I have a pawnshop here in NE Georgia and haven't had a problem yet, but where do we stand if some local deputy for instance wants to examine these records?

Georgia law says that any POST certified officer can examine the pawn records and the pawned merchandise, but that's all they can look at as far as I know.

Tried this in General Discussion - hoping for a response from someone that knows....