Disposal of used ammo

Sharpyshoot

I didn’t want to derail the other posters thread on ammo increase even though what I want to ask may be in relevance. As part of the 1925 act used ammo is part of your allowance.
So where do I legally and correctly dispose of this and are firearm dealers entering into a common database every time I buy ammo? I usually buy from my local dealer but if I was passing by another place I would buy there and early in the virus days I bought some online.
So there is a paper trail there as dealers keep account and who they sell to I imagine. If dealers don’t input that into some database it would be very difficult to collectively count up.

cookimonster

In relation to records maintained, retention and audited

http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/1925/act/17/enacted/en/print.html

Register to be kept by firearms dealer.

12.—(1) It shall be the duty of every registered firearms dealer to keep or cause to be kept a register of all purchases, hirings, sales, repairs, and other transactions of or in relation to firearms or ammunition made by him, and within twenty-four hours after every such transaction to enter or cause to be entered in such register the prescribed particulars in respect of such transaction.

(2) Where the particulars required by this section to be entered in the register aforesaid in respect of any transaction are not known to the firearms dealer it shall be his duty at or before the completion of such transaction to demand such particulars from the person with whom the transaction takes place and it shall be the duty of such person on such demand to furnish such particulars accordingly.

(3) Every register kept in pursuance of this section may be inspected at all reasonable times by any member of the Gárda Síochána or any officer of customs and excise for any purpose arising out of or in connection with this Act or any regulation made thereunder, and it shall be the duty of the firearms dealer by or for whom such register is kept to produce for the inspection of such member of the Gárda Síochána or such officer of customs and excise on demand such register and also all invoices, consignment notes, receipts, and other documents (including copies thereof where the originals are not available) reasonably demanded by such member or officer for the purpose of verifying any entry in or explaining any omission from such register.

(4) If any registered firearms dealer—

(a) fails to keep or cause to be kept such register as is required by this section, or

(b) fails to make or cause to be made in such register within the time prescribed by this section any entry required by this section to be made therein, or

(c) makes or permits to be made in such register any entry which is to his knowledge false or misleading in any material respect,

he shall be guilty of an offence under this section and shall be liable on summary conviction thereof to a fine not exceeding fifty pounds.

(5) If any person required by this section to furnish any particulars to a registered firearms dealer refuses so to furnish such particulars or furnishes any such particulars which are to his knowledge false or misleading in any material respect, he shall be guilty of an offence under this section and shall be liable on summary conviction thereof to a fine not exceeding twenty-five pounds.

(6) For the purposes of this section—

(a) inspection of a register or document shall include taking copies or extracts therefrom, and

(b) a demand for inspection of a register or other document shall be deemed to have been duly made by a member of the Gárda Síochána or an officer of customs and excise if such demand is made verbally on the premises on which such register or document is kept to the manager, secretary, book-keeper, or other member of the clerical staff of such premises, and

(c) a refusal or failure to produce a register or other document for inspection if made or committed on any premises in which, the registered firearms dealer carries on business as such dealer by a person in his employment shall be deemed to have been committed by the registered firearms dealer

In relation to disposal of 'brass'. Well there was thread on this before, that offered various advice on the disposal of such :

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=107600099


But the actual out come was inconclusive except to say there is no allowances made for the disposal of such in the regs.