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The question applies to shotguns only.

Is it legitimate to remove the fore-ends from shotguns and store them separately from the action and barrels which remain in fully approved cabinets?


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Yeah, why not? Forends are not a component part, I reckon you could keep them in a kitchen drawer, if you'd like. Just cant see why you'd want to.
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Sim G wrote:Yeah, why not? Forends are not a component part, I reckon you could keep them in a kitchen drawer, if you'd like. Just cant see why you'd want to.
Mentioned by someone who goes away for extended periods - although house is occupied and alarmed and keys NOT there. It gives a little extra peace of mind that if the security was breached by an intruder the guns would not be usable.


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Yeah, fair enough. I'm not knocking it, if it's a level of security that adds peace of mind as well, then all power to it. I suppose it is highly unlikely that you would forget your fore end going to a shoot.....

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Sim G wrote:Yeah, fair enough. I'm not knocking it, if it's a level of security that adds peace of mind as well, then all power to it. I suppose it is highly unlikely that you would forget your fore end going to a shoot.....

Unlike my bolt...
He actually has a bolt action shotgun too!


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