TRG-22 wrote:Well, I guess "history" means any time in the past, but I would have doubted that a handgun from 8 years ago was of "historic importance".
Are you allowed to shoot it? And if I've understood the rules, it, per se , is not a S7.3 firearm, i.e. if you anted to sell it the buyer would have to make the case all over again for it being 7.3 to him?
Is brexit of historical importance?
It is a sec 7.3 firearm, but they are not transferable as such. But as it has been shown to meet a condition of 7.3, of someone else has a similar collection to mine, and made the same points as to why the gun fulfilled these clauses, then they should be able to have it as 7.3 themselves.
So if I wanted to sell my trials Steyr m9a1, which is currently on my ticket, the buyer would need a copy of the letter from the importer who bought them for the army to test, attesting that this particular gun was indeed pay of the trial. That would then be submitted to the police along with a supportting letter, the police would then either allow the variation themselves, or kick it up to the home office panel who would then tell the police to grant it, as they have already decided any gun used, meets the criteria for sec 7.3