Transporting Ammo to the Range

[ordnance]

Maybe its just here and depnding on the type of firearm.

[dromia]

"The firearm and magazine or chamber thereof".

This refers to non detachable magazines, if in doubt check with the certification authority that issued the condition.

[ordnance]

"The firearm and magazine or chamber thereof".

This refers to non detachable magazines, if in doubt check with the certification authority that issued the condition.

I doint think so, could the same not apply to LB/ handguns in the rest of the UK. As you say if in doubt check with the certification authority.

[joe]

Or just read section 19 firearms act 1968 ! It's very easy to find ! You be suprised what you find on the Internet

[joe]

Ok just to be difficult, what about a holstered unloaded modern muzzle loading revolvers ie Westlake ! On the way to club and you just holster it under your jacket ?!

[Sim G]

There were a number of people who used Stone Lodge ranges pre '97, that used to carry pistols in shoulder holsters when riding motorbikes to the range.

[ordnance]

Ok just to be difficult, what about a holstered unloaded modern muzzle loading revolvers ie Westlake ! On the way to club and you just holster it under your jacket ?!

Again it could depends on the conditions on your FAC.

[Rockhopper]

That might be contained within the British Standard but nothing like that appears in the Fire Arms Licensing Law guidance (and British Standards are not law).

[ordnance]

That might be contained within the British Standard but nothing like that appears in the Fire Arms Licensing Law guidance (and British Standards are not law).

I would assume if it is a condition printed you FAC you have to follow it.

[dromia]

If those extracts come from a NI FAC then it seems to me that there are different conditions applied to NI FACs than to those I see in the UK.

Obviously the legislation affecting shooters in NI is different from that in the rest of the UK, you can have pistols is the obvious difference.