This update fixes ammunition accuracy and makes recovery and everyday tracking more reliable. • Use ammunition across multiple loads with exact deductions. Requests above available stock leave all balances unchanged. • Choose practice and carry loads independently, with explicit oldest-first use across a caliber. • Open Use immediately after quick restocking; feedback no longer blocks the control. • Continue to manual entry when a barcode is unknown, lookup fails or the camera is unavailable. • Restore ammunition counts and original load dates from JSON backups while keeping ledger balances consistent. • Recover from interrupted PIN setup, and keep inventory locked after a cold launch. • Use clearer controls above the tab bar and a Restore Purchases button that scales to large accessibility text. • Save exact range-session counts and retain target photos after relaunch. • Read privacy information that distinguishes local inventory from online purchase and license verification.

Clearer names for locking and signing out. "Logout" only locked the app — your PIN let you straight back in, which made it look like the button did nothing. It is called Lock App now. Signing out is a separate control, and it no longer warns that it deletes your records. It never did: your firearms, ammunition, range visits and photos stay on the device. The lock screen's reset used to run on a single tap. It now asks first, and says plainly that nothing is deleted.

Ammunition round counts now keep a history. Adding or using rounds, and logging a range visit, each record an entry rather than overwriting a single number. Your counts stay correct even when changes come from more than one place, and the groundwork is in for syncing across devices. Also: fixed low-contrast text on the Statistics charts and the ammunition list.

Three fixes and a new way to pay for Pro. Range visits: the Visits list was missing its add button, so there was no way to record a session. Tap + on Visits to log one — location, date, firearms used and rounds fired, with ammo deducted from your inventory automatically. Tap any visit to see its details. Barcode scanning and photo capture no longer crash the app. A missing camera permission description meant the app closed the moment the camera opened. The Statistics tab no longer crashes if you own an SBR, SBS or SMG. Those types were missing from the firearms chart, which brought the whole tab down. Pro now has a monthly plan at $2.99 a month, if you would rather not pay for a year up front. The yearly and lifetime options are unchanged.

Opening Arsenal Tracker for the first time now walks you through what it tracks — your arsenal, your ammunition, range and maintenance logs, and your NFA and CCW paperwork — instead of dropping you on an empty screen. Reinstalling no longer asks for your old PIN. If you deleted the app and installed it again, it used to ask for a PIN that guarded data the reinstall had already removed. It now starts fresh. Every firearm shows its silhouette in your Arsenal list. The type icons referenced symbols iOS does not provide, so they rendered as empty boxes. Suppressors and other NFA items now show their own artwork and type on the detail screen too. Better on iPad, where lists and statistics no longer stretch the full width of the display. Also carried over from 1.2.0: your JSON backup includes every photo and the complete NFA record, exports report failures instead of failing quietly, and purchases register correctly with our licensing server.

Your backup is now a real backup. Exporting your data now includes every photo — firearms, receipts, license scans and training certificates — along with the complete NFA record for each firearm: form type, submitted and approved dates, control number, trust details, and the host firearm for suppressors. Importing restores all of it. Previously these were left out of the export file. Also in this release: • Exports now tell you if something goes wrong instead of failing quietly • CSV exports no longer break when a make, model or serial number contains a quotation mark • Purchases now register correctly with our licensing server • If the app's database ever cannot be opened, you now get a recovery screen with your data left intact, instead of the app closing on launch

Improved the Stats upgrade screen so its action stays clear and easy to tap. Updated Pro details to accurately reflect the features available in the app. Added faster access to support and App Store reviews. Hardened StoreKit product configuration for the Reloading Module.

New installs now start clean. Demo inventory is restricted to explicit test builds, so your firearm, ammo, range, and maintenance records stay yours. This release also strengthens App Store compliance metadata.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Bug fixes and stability improvements. Minor improvements and under-the-hood fixes to keep things running smoothly.

• Fixed: Ammo edit button now correctly opens in edit mode with delete option • Added: Clear All Data option in Settings → Data Management

Bug fixes: Improved barcode scanner reliability. Added ability to purchase Reloading Module from Settings.

• Compact UI refresh across all screens • Reloading module available as add-on for handloaders • JSON data import for backup restoration • Barcode scanning for ammo inventory (Pro) • Magazine tracking with firearm linking • Performance and layout improvements