The Armory is your central registry for firearms. Each firearm record holds full identification details — make, model, caliber, and serial number — along with purchase history, a photo, attached documents, and any accessories mounted to that platform. A built-in cleaning schedule generates action items on your dashboard so nothing falls through the cracks.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.mykit.info/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Adding a firearm
Navigate to Armory in the sidebar, then click Add firearm. Fill in the fields below and click Save.A short label you’ll recognize at a glance — for example, “Carry GLOCK” or “Match AR”. This name appears throughout My Kit wherever the firearm is referenced.
The platform type: pistol, rifle, shotgun, suppressor, or other. Used to filter your inventory list.
The manufacturer name — for example, “Glock”, “Daniel Defense”, or “Remington”.
The specific model designation — for example, “G19 Gen 5”, “DDM4V7”, or “870 Express”.
The chambered cartridge — for example, “9mm”, “.223 Wylde”, or “12 ga”.
The firearm’s factory serial number. Stored for your records only and never shared outside your workspace.
Unloaded weight in ounces. My Kit uses this when calculating loadout weights.
Date of purchase. Used for warranty tracking and historical records.
Amount paid in dollars. Optional — useful for insurance documentation.
A link to the manufacturer or retailer page. Opens in a new tab from the firearm detail view.
Freeform notes visible only to your workspace — modifications, history, quirks, etc.
Managing accessories
Each firearm can have any number of accessories attached to it — optics, lights, suppressors, grips, and more. Accessories live under the Accessories tab on the firearm detail screen, and are also accessible from the top-level Accessories tab in the Armory.Adding an accessory to a firearm
Open the firearm, go to the Accessories tab, and click Add accessory. You can also add accessories during the initial firearm creation by using the inline accessory form at the bottom of the add page.The accessory category: optic, light, suppressor, grip, stock, trigger, magazine, sling, or other.
A descriptive label — for example, “Aimpoint ACRO P-2” or “SureFire X300U-B”.
Manufacturer name.
Serial number for serialized accessories such as suppressors.
Accessory weight in ounces, added to the firearm’s total when building loadouts.
Amount paid, for insurance and cost tracking.
Link to the product page.
Freeform notes — mount height, zero distance, settings, etc.
Battery tracking
If an accessory runs on batteries, enable the Has battery toggle. Three additional fields appear:The battery size or part number — for example, “CR2032”, “AA”, or “CR123A”.
Date the battery was last replaced. Sets the baseline for the replacement interval.
How many days between battery changes. When the due date passes, My Kit generates a battery action item on your dashboard.
last_battery_changed_at date and clears the overdue action item.
Cleaning schedule
My Kit can remind you when a firearm is due for cleaning. Set up the schedule from the firearm’s edit screen.The date the firearm was last cleaned. Sets the baseline for the next due date.
Number of days between cleanings. My Kit calculates the next due date as
last_cleaned_at + cleaning_interval_days.last_cleaned_at date.
If you leave
last_cleaned_at blank but set an interval, My Kit treats the firearm as immediately overdue and creates the action item right away.Uploading documents and photos
You can attach any number of files to a firearm — owner’s manuals, receipts, FFL transfer records, compliance documents, and so on. Documents are stored securely in your workspace and are never accessible to other organizations.Upload a file
Click Add document, choose a file, give it a label, and optionally add a short description. Supported formats include PDF, JPEG, PNG, and most common document types.
In-service and out-of-service status
Every firearm is either in service or out of service. In-service firearms appear in range day session selectors and loadout builders. Out-of-service firearms are hidden from those pickers but remain in your Armory inventory. To mark a firearm out of service, open the firearm edit screen, toggle In service to off, and enter an Out-of-service reason — for example, “Sent to gunsmith” or “Awaiting repair”. The reason is displayed on the firearm card in the Armory list. To return a firearm to service, toggle In service back to on and save. The reason field is automatically cleared.Accessories do not have their own in-service flag. They follow the status of the firearm they’re attached to.