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Shooting Forum - Firearms licencing information

slipperyox · 2018-12-03 17:54:30

first page. I have held or I have not held.. I am making substitution, and have previously held one of the firearms been sought (though different serial number) which one do I tick?

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03-12-2018 5:54pm

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slipperyox

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first page.
I have held
or
I have not held..

I am making substitution, and have previously held one of the firearms been sought (though different serial number) which one do I tick?

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#2 03-12-2018 6:04pm

freddieot

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Every specific individual firearm has a specific individual serial number. You can't have had the same firearm before with a different number.

Maybe you mean the same type of firearm (calibre, make etc.) but with a different number ?

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#3 03-12-2018 6:14pm

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I have had a 10/22 in the past 3 years. now i'm looking for another one. and yes it will have a different serial no.

I'm guessing the "have held" is for the purpose of renewal?

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#4 03-12-2018 6:19pm

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Exactly. 'have not' is the answer.

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#5 03-12-2018 6:21pm

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many thanks. you can possibly see the confusion

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#6 04-12-2018 6:38pm

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I can for sure. Forms, rules, guidelines, law are all unnecessarily confusing.

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