Local-first option
Keep your records entirely on your own device. No cloud required.
Armur is a private firearm record vault for serious collectors. Document provenance, maintenance, range sessions, and supporting records in one place — with local-only storage or encrypted sync across devices.
12 bore sidelock ejector, cased. Provenance notes, photos, correspondence, service history, and recent range activity.
November–December 2026 · Game & Gun Gazette · Page 22
“Armur’s ‘Digital Vault’ for Gun Collectors”
Tom Sternal introduces Armur as a way to bring firearm details, provenance, and maintenance history together, with a choice of local storage or cloud sync.
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Listen on Apple Podcasts (opens in a new tab)Collectors invest years into documentation. Your records should not depend on a social feed, a subscription wall, or blind trust in someone else’s system.
Keep your records entirely on your own device. No cloud required.
Use cloud sync only if you want secure access across devices.
Generate a professional PDF collection catalog with photographs, documents, maintenance records, and range sessions.
Armur is built around a simple idea: if you spend years documenting provenance, maintenance, and ownership history, you should remain in control of that record.
Even if Armur disappears tomorrow, your records shouldn’t.
Research your firearms, track performance with each gun, connect with the Armur community, and preserve your entire collection in a professional PDF catalog.
Log model, maker, serials, configuration, purchase information, photos, and notes.
Upload your collection from an Excel spreadsheet or CSV file to bring existing records into Armur without retyping each entry.
Speak instead of typing. Use voice-to-text to fill in fields and capture collection details and notes more easily.
Attach invoices, letters, auction catalogs, permits, and correspondence directly to the relevant firearm.
Track cleanings, gunsmith work, repairs, upgrades, and service notes over time.
Track your personal performance for each gun in your collection. Follow trends across Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clays, and Rifle or Pistol target practice.
Track usage over time and tie reminders to actual use instead of guesswork.
Discover magazines, auctions, gun appraisers, gunsmiths, clubs, and shooting grounds curated for enthusiasts.
Research a firearm using its serial number, gun maker, or proof marks to explore its identity and history.
Invite other shooters and collectors to the Armur community, and refer gun appraisers and gunsmiths to fellow members.
Generate a professionally formatted PDF catalog of your entire collection, including each item’s maintenance records, photographs, provenance documents, and range sessions.
See how Armur helps you organize, research, and enjoy your collection. Select any screenshot for a full-size view.
Keep photographs, maintenance records, and provenance documents with the firearm they belong to, so its history is always close at hand.
Research by serial number, gun maker, or proof marks to explore a firearm’s identity and history.
The proof mark search starts with what you can see: characters, symbols, and the location of a stamp.
Connect each range session to the gun you used, then follow your personal performance over time.
Track Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clays, and Rifle or Pistol target practice. The Skeet scorecard and performance chart shown here bring those records to life.
Armur keeps the collector vault as the primary experience, while making it easier to explore community, discovery, and reference tools across the broader ecosystem.
Browse exceptional firearms, collections, details, and presentation-worthy imagery in a dedicated space.
Follow conversations, collector updates, and shared insights without turning the vault itself into a feed.
Discover directories, ranges, curated magazines, collector associations, auction houses, and gunsmiths.
See how private listings and marketplace-style discovery can fit into the Armur ecosystem.
Sign in, choose local-only or encrypted sync, and set the level of control you want from the start.
Import your collection from Excel or CSV, or add records individually. Use voice-to-text to enter details and notes without typing.
Log use, cleaning, repairs, and range history so the record becomes more useful over time, not less.
Armur is available on the Apple App Store and Google Play. Start with the free core experience and decide how you want your records stored.
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