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Good Answerah bless, though he was 18
No it hasn't changed for the lending of rifles using the estate rifle clause, what did change was if the borrower of a rifle is 17 then the FAC holder must be 18 or over.
As has been said, 14 or over a person can apply for and hold Section 1 certificate.
Over 14 but with no certificate they can shoot at a HO approved club
Some BASC trainers have access to a HO clubs so we can and do train over 14 /under 18’s (about 2 a year) but as I say we can only offer this through those who operate at a HO club
For the details on the ‘estate rifle’ exemption have a look here: Document Summary
David
Over 14 but with no certificate they can shoot at a HO approved club
Some BASC trainers have access to a HO clubs so we can and do train over 14 /under 18’s (about 2 a year) but as I say we can only offer this through those who operate at a HO club
For the details on the ‘estate rifle’ exemption have a look here: Document Summary
David
Not quite right David the quoted text in bold red type is incorrect as there is no minimum age limit on being able to join and shoot at a HO approved club.
The BDS is a HO approved club so I guess under 18's without a FAC would be better going with them as it is less hit and miss if they can do the course or not.
Correct, I was not clear in my post and thank you for pointing that out.
Full details here http://www.basc.org.uk/en/utilities/document-summary.cfm/docid/1F23558B-FA1D-42CE-8EA798BC75FD9D26
David
Full details here http://www.basc.org.uk/en/utilities/document-summary.cfm/docid/1F23558B-FA1D-42CE-8EA798BC75FD9D26
David
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