Posted on Nov 16, 2017
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All items are currently signed for by the primary armorer, but it's been proposed that it all gets split since we have two separate arms rooms. I was told that this is legit and also that it's against regs, but I have yet to find anything to support either side in 710-2 or 190-11. Any assistance would be appreciated.
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SSG Kenneth Lanning
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If the alternate is in charge of a separate arms room they should DEFINTELY sign for, at least via sub hand receipt. It is NOT against regulations if the person signing for the arms room has unaccompanied access and all the prerequisites for maintaining an arms room (I have been an armorer for three different units, one of which was consolidated for the BN, and worked in supply). Your unit commander is signed for everything in the unit, but the accountable/responsible party (aka the primary armorer) should be on the hand receipt books for it...if that individual is not the one primarily responsible for certain items, they can (and should) be sub hand receipted down.
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SGT Tony Clifford
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The only person on the property book is the commander. It can be sub-hand receipted to whomever is designated. Now if you're the only one with keys to that armsroom then you'd be the one. If the primary has keys to both he's the guy.
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We both have access to each arms room.
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SGT Joseph Gunderson
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No. Never. The only person that is signed for anything that is not assigned out is the commander. The arms room is owned by the commander. Everything in there can be handreceipted or issued to elements in the TCB but the armorer is not signed for anything.
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SGT Infantryman
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Thanks. By that statement the company Armorer shouldn't be on the property book either. Anything to back that up?
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SGT Joseph Gunderson
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SGT (Join to see) - I had a caveat comment where I corrected that little miscomment. The primary armorer is handreceipted the property.
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SGT Joseph Gunderson I looked at a copy of the property book that we have and the Armorer's name is on it.
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