They still do it (at least in the CTC I was in, in London, Onterrible).
Having never purchased ammo there before, I was unaware that this was the way they recorded it.
When the person working there wanted my RPAL to hand write the info in a binder, that had been sitting on the shelf above the ammo display, completely unsecured and unattended, I opted to take my purchases elsewhere, that practiced better control over access to that info. Would it ever become a problem? Unlikely, but should that binder ever go missing, at least my info isn't in it.
The handful of times I have gone into Gobles I have felt like I've been interrupting something or I'm an inconvenience to whoever was working. Your mileage may vary, but that's just my experience.
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u/EngorgedGorilla Aug 04 '26
I'm glad they stopped with the ammo log book that was occasionally left out in the open for anyone to peruse.