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Sim G
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Re: Safe storage question

#11 Post by Sim G »

Mr_Logic wrote:Hmmm.... But you can't stay with it that whole time. That would make it a more interesting discussion...

No not really, the statutory instruction permits it. It even gives you the defence. Legislation does not stipulate what is "reasonably practicable in preventing unauthorised access". That's left to SIs, guidance and the security handbook. That way, if the opinion of the HO changes as to what fits the bill, it doesn't require a primary legislation change. Currently the 2014 guidance and the Firearms Security Handbook outline the requirements.

However, the SI stipulates that the "secured at all times" does not pertain when in conjunction with its use and para b(ii) states "cleaning and repair"....
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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Re: Safe storage question

#12 Post by Racalman »

Thanks Sim et al. I thought it was reasonable but it's good to be reassured.
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