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Shooting Forum - Firearms licencing information


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303??

  • 14-11-2007 05:05AM
    #1
    novacorky
    Closed Accounts Posts: 17 ✭


    Live in the US but will be coming home in the summer for good.
    after firing a number of guns i was really impressed with alot of the older stuff, M1 carbines and lee enfields and stuff.
    so, whats the legality behind a 303 enfield. is it really tough to get a license on such a large military round. it would only be for target shooting. not interested in hunting, especially with a 303
    also, are they hard to come by and are they expensive
    thanks alot


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  • #2
    durandal01
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 147 ✭✭durandal01


    Although not exactly as per request, I recently found these on the net and I think they are the proverbial "canis testiculi".
    http://www.australianinternationalarms.com.au/
    http://www.storm.ca/~aiarms/products.shtm


  • #3
    V Bull
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 719 ✭✭✭V Bull


    As said in other threads about different types of firearms, as long as you have a resonable purpose to have a particular firearm along with a place, such as hunting grounds etc or a club range to use it, there shouldn't be a problem, I didn't.

    Here's a couple of photo's of mine, shoots like a dream out to 200yds, cost approx €450.

    MRC 2.JPG

    MRC 4.JPG

    Jim Halpin in Kerry and Jim Griffin of The Tackle Shop near Tullamore might have some, check them out.


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