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It is important to stress that every case should be dealt with on its individual merits – see Part 1 of this Handbook. Slaughtering Instruments Only authorised persons should have access to any of the keys for any cabinet etc. containing firearms and section 1 ammunition. Care needs to be taken in selecting locations for the storage of keys, particularly any spare sets, to avoid them being discovered and improperly used. Consideration could be given to using a key cabinet or secure storage (safe) to store keys and spare keys. In all cases primary and spare should be stored separately. Part 3: firearms held for professional or specific business purposes Having a gun safe is an integral part of responsible gun ownership since it ensures safekeeping of firearms and guarantees their authorised possession only. Safes weighing less than 20cwts should be secured in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions, or in the case of one already possessed, that from a manufacturer or safe engineer. This ensures your goods are never left unattended without your permission, and that the parcel delivery is totally secure from our door to yours.

Shotgun (section 2) ammunition is not covered by this condition, but it is advisable that ammunition is stored safely. Before granting or renewing a firearm certificate, the Chief Officer of police must be satisfied that the applicant can be permitted to have the firearms/ammunition in their possession without danger to the public safety or to the peace. Perimeter - The protection of the surroundings etc. which are necessary for particular situations or risks. Exterior lighting, approaches overlooked etc; b) where external hinges are chosen, hinge bolts must be fitted to prevent the door being opened on the hinge side if the hinges have been destroyed/removed. The hinge bolts of not less than 40mm by 20mm cross section must be continuously welded to the inner surface on the hanging side of the door. The hinge bolts should fit snugly against the door surround, passing at least 20mm behind the surround. b) the audience is arranged so that no person may gain access to the firearm(s) subject of a presentation; and

Firearms law and licensing is in place to allow the legitimate possession and use of firearms by those judged safe to do so. The overarching consideration in all firearms licensing is public safety. where the door has a bottom channel forming part of the frame, a minimum of one bolt operating along the bottom; a) in solid walls, ventilation shafts must be staggered upwards or sloped from outside. The inner opening(s) must be protected by the provision of a steel baffle plate of not less than 6mm steel plate mounted so that the plate overlaps its fixing bolts by at least 25mm in each direction. Rag bolts of not less than 20mm diameter must be anchored into the walls at not less than 230mm from each side of the opening. The plate should stand off from the surface of the wall by not more than 50mm.

Unsurprisingly, owing to the extreme nature of the weapons, there are several different types of firearms which are banned from legal use in the UK. These guns will see you slapped with either a significant fine or prison time – and in some cases both. Alarms (where appropriate): the armoury and all areas deemed part of a “secured area” should be protected by an intruder alarm installed to at least British Standard BS 4737-3.30:2015 by a compliant installer. Where premises are not continuously manned, the premises, or those parts used for the keeping of firearms should be alarmed to BS4737 3.30:2015. My cousin lives about 10 minutes away, semi detached property fitted with an alarm and 2 very large and well trained german shepherds. Also, would be a great opportunity to see my nephew more often. c) A store secured to the provisions of either a gun room or armoury as detailed in Annex A, dependent upon the quantity of firearms normally held there.

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Many people wonder what a coterminous certificate is. If an applicant requires both a firearm and a shotgun certificate, issuing a co-terminous shotgun certificate is a way to ensure they both expire at the same date. There is a cheaper cost to the applicant and reduced administration for the police force issuing it. To that end, the following are recommended methods of transporting those explosives in a safe and secure manner by road. They do not cover the restrictions placed on the carriage of explosives by rail or by any form of public transport. Small arms displays should not normally be located in areas where surveillance either by staff or remote devices, i.e. CCTV is not provided. Many police forces are of the idea that all guns must be kept in secure gun safes and cabinets, ideally those that meet the latest BS7558 standards set out by UK law. BRITISH STANDARD FOR GUN SAFES: BS7558 Small firearms, as defined by section 5(1)(aba) of FA1968, kept solely for the humane killing of animals under section 3 of F(A)A1997, and adapted to fire no more than two shots without reloading, should be subject to Level 2 or 3, commensurate with the risk involved. Veterinary Use

c) where the door has no bottom channel or frame, a bolt operating in the lower section of the opening edge of the door to replace that in the preceding paragraph; It is also a condition on all firearm and shotgun certificates that each gun held must be kept secure. It is an offence not to do so, which could result in a court appearance and also the revocation of your certificate should the conditions be breached in any way. Any adaptation of existing floors must be calculated to ensure that the work proposed does not compromise the strength of the structure, existing timbers or supports.

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To get a gun licence, you need to show that you have the necessary storage for your firearms, which the police will come to inspect. In case of inadequate and unsafe gun storage, you are most likely to not get a gun licence at all.