FAC/SGC Security
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No, it's a sheet of paper.
I've been sent someone else's FAC courtesey of Police Scotland. Sent it back same day!
No.
No
Think about it - the police send your certificates to you by second class mail, so why should you keep them locked up
It's the guns which are controlled items
The last time I looked there were no pressure bearing parts on the sheets of paper that make up my certificates
Cheers
Bruce
Think about it - the police send your certificates to you by second class mail, so why should you keep them locked up
It's the guns which are controlled items
The last time I looked there were no pressure bearing parts on the sheets of paper that make up my certificates
Cheers
Bruce
No
Think about it - the police send your certificates to you by second class mail, so why should you keep them locked up
It's the guns which are controlled items
The last time I looked there were no pressure bearing parts on the sheets of paper that make up my certificates
Cheers
Bruce
The reason I ask is that it can be used to purchase ammunition ect. Not pressure bearing but I wouldn't like it to fall into the wrong hands.
And I know that there is a photo on it, but passports are stolen and used often enough.
Intelligent input. Cheers pal.
There are three types of rules when it comes to firearms ownership in the UK.
1. The actual law
2. Sensible things to do/not do that might vary by circumstances and personal preference
3. Made up rules passed around by hearsay and an almost superstitious belief in the power of FEOs
It sometimes seems to me that the 3rd type are the most numerous and the most restrictive!
(this isn't a dig at the OP personally, just a tongue-in-cheek observation from too much time in the Legal Issues pages... )
1. The actual law
2. Sensible things to do/not do that might vary by circumstances and personal preference
3. Made up rules passed around by hearsay and an almost superstitious belief in the power of FEOs
It sometimes seems to me that the 3rd type are the most numerous and the most restrictive!
(this isn't a dig at the OP personally, just a tongue-in-cheek observation from too much time in the Legal Issues pages... )
maximus otter
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I keep mine at home, and l carry a photocopy (with my address & phone number blacked out), together with copies of my permission documents in case l feel it necessary to establish my bona fides “out on the cobbles.”
Know and obey the law, not an FEO’s/fourteen-year-old WPC’s/local Karen’s opinion.
maximus otter
Know and obey the law, not an FEO’s/fourteen-year-old WPC’s/local Karen’s opinion.
maximus otter
Would you give more credence to the opinion of male police officer?
Essexsussex
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That’s the same place I keep my bolt for my old 22. Although im 8 hours in so far so probably even safer than your cert
maximus otter
Well-Known Member
Good luck, the upside is I learned how to get the drawers out of a chest we have had for 15 years, which I've never managed before
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