Whilst idly searching the Internet over breakfast I stumbled upon the Association of Chief Police Officers, Firearms and Explosives Licensing Working Group (ACPO FELWG).
Whilst I was aware of the ACPO I'd never heard of FELWG but the minutes of their bi-annual meetings (March & October), do make good reading, particularly if you've been through a recent application, variation and/or renewal recently!
In addition, there was a thread on here a few weeks ago about a 9mm lever release LBP, well it would appear from the FELWG March & October 2012 minutes that a decision has been made to categorise a .45 lever action pistol in the National Firearms Licensing Management System (NFLMS) as a carbine.
I therefore assume this type of firearm has now received approval and if anyone finally produces one they'll be available as section 1 firearms?
No sign of the Oct '13 minutes as yet but with March just round the corner they should be posted soon. I'm already looking forward to the next instalment!
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Re: ACPO FELWG
clapclapIsleShoot wrote: I'm already looking forward to the next instalment!
Re: ACPO FELWG
FELWG minutes are the only insight we get into ACPO's corporate attitude towards firearms licensing.
I think most of them have only seen firearms on TV, bar a handful of exceptions.
I think most of them have only seen firearms on TV, bar a handful of exceptions.
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Re: ACPO FELWG
Here's the link if anyone wants a read;
http://www.acpo.police.uk/ProfessionalP ... Group.aspx
Minutes before that were on either Dorset or Devon and Cornwall polices website but i don't know if they're still available
http://www.acpo.police.uk/ProfessionalP ... Group.aspx
Minutes before that were on either Dorset or Devon and Cornwall polices website but i don't know if they're still available
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