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# coreSTORE – Inventory – Integrally Suppressed Firearms

# Selling Integrally Suppressed Firearms in coreSTORE
You can sell integrally suppressed firearms in coreSTORE, but the process differs from selling a standard firearm or suppressor. An integrally suppressed firearm should be treated as two serialized firearms in one:
* The suppressed portion (the NFA firearm)
* The Title 1 firearm (typically a pistol or rifle)
Because of this structure, each sale requires two serial numbers—one for each component—and each component must have its own Bound Book entry.
> **Important**
> While NFA firearms can be transferred using a NICS exemption after Form 4 approval, Title 1 firearms are not eligible for that exemption. The background check requirements for the Title 1 portion remain the same, even when it appears on the same Form 4473 as the NFA item. For transfer purposes, the NICS check always takes precedence over the NFA exception.

## Recommended Setup Using Item Kits
Integrally suppressed firearms involve two separate “firearms,” so we recommend representing the complete product using an **Item Kit**.
### Step 1: Create Individual Products
Create separate products for the NFA component and the Title 1 component.
* Manufacturer data may exist for one or both parts, but often only the final serialized firearm includes complete details.
* Create these products manually if needed.
* Receive each part under its individual product so each component receives its own Bound Book and inventory entry.
### Step 2: Create the Item Kit
Create the final Item Kit product.
* You may also use an existing product if the complete firearm is already in your inventory.
* When the kit is configured with both components, adding it to a sale will prompt for both serial numbers.
> **Important**
> When using an e-commerce platform, do **not** mark the component parts as e-commerce items. Only list the final Item Kit product online. Imported orders will still reflect that two serial numbers are required.

## Component Setup Details
### Suppressor (NFA Item)
1. Set up the barrel as a serialized item with the appropriate settings.
2. Because it is always one of two components in the kit, we recommend assigning it **half the cost** of the complete firearm.
* Example: If the total cost is $3,000, assign $1,500 to each component.
* Apply the same method to the selling price.
3. Repeat this setup for the Title 1 component.

## Creating the Item Kit
1. Go to **Inventory > Kits**, and select **+ New Item Kit**.
2. Enter the required information for the kit (kit name, category).
3. Select **Items** to save the Item Kit information.
4. Add both component items (for example, the lower and the barrel).
5. Select **Pricing** to save the items and add pricing details.
6. The selling price will automatically calculate based on the component item prices.
7. Enter the cost manually or select **Calculate Suggested Price** to generate pricing from the component costs.
8. Select **Images** to add photos if needed, then select **Save**.

## Processing a Sale
1. Add the item kit to the sale by searching for the kit name you created.
2. Both component items will appear, allowing you to enter a serial number for each portion.
3. Enter the serial numbers for both items.
4. Complete the transaction as you would for any NFA item purchase.
> **Note**
> If you sell an integrally suppressed barrel that is **not** a complete firearm (that is, it does not include the Title 1 portion), it is treated as a standalone NFA item. You can receive and sell it individually.