CWMMAN3738
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my FEO recently informed me that from May expanding components will be able to be posted due to the recent change in the law dose anyone know the exact implementation date & procedure as he didnt yet know the details?
my FEO recently informed me that from May expanding components will be able to be posted due to the recent change in the law dose anyone know the exact implementation date & procedure as he didnt yet know the details?
It will become legal to post them but what will the carriers say? they might decide to keep them on the restricted list, dont count your chickens!
It will become legal to post them but what will the carriers say? they might decide to keep them on the restricted list, dont count your chickens!
my FEO recently informed me...etc...etc.........as he didnt yet know the details?
At the risk of sounding dim.... Correction; because I am dim, does this mean there are no longer any restrictions on the amount of either bullets or complete rounds that can be purchased and held? I'm not intending to build up a giant cache, but would like to hold a few different boxes of bullets for reloading.
When people make up a batch of homeloads do they just self insert the quantity on to their FAC and sign?
When people make up a batch of homeloads do they just self insert the quantity on to their FAC and sign?
No requirement to enter anything on your FAC - you are not transferring or selling them to yourself.
Some FEOs appear to have funny ideas about this, and it has been reported previously on the forum that they have requested homeloads are entered, but there is no requirement to do so.
I've had virtually nothing entered in the ammo section of my FAC for years except .22LR, 12b slugs and (very occasionally) the odd box of expanding bullets bought in the UK - nearly all I've bought to date have come from abroad and therefore not been entered.
And before it comes up - entries do not provided 'evidence' of use of a firearm for FAC renewal purposes, and neither is it needed to satisfy 'good reason' for continued possession.
Which legislation or act can you quote ?
So basically there isn't anything in writing saying ammo must be written as proof of useage in the guidance?
I always wondered how much they follow and how much they make up