After receiving small arms, what form do you inventory?

• A. Weapons Issue Log
• B. Small Arms Asset Inventory
• C. Ammunition Request Form
• D. Armory Transfer Sheet

Answer: (B)

When you take possession of small arms, you need to establish a solid record of accountability. The form used to inventory them is the Small Arms Asset Inventory because it is specifically designed to capture all the essential details when the arms arrive—make and model, serial numbers, quantity received, condition, storage location, and the date of receipt—so the asset register stays current and auditable.

Other forms serve different purposes. A Weapons Issue Log tracks weapons that have already been issued to people, not the initial intake. An Ammunition Request Form is for requesting ammunition, not recording firearms. An Armory Transfer Sheet documents movement of arms between locations or units, not the initial receipt and inventory.