Should my club keep my firearms serial numbers safe?

[dromia]

So if you have firearms for game/vermin shooting and you are not a member of a club how do you record usage?

[Blackstuff]

Well if you're shooting on someone elses land i'd presume they could ask the owner if you're shooting there or not. If its your own land would you need to rely on 'trophy' photos??

[dromia]

'trophy' photos??

FFS!

Beyond the absurd.

[Blackstuff]

Just a guest how i'd do it if i was in that position, not saying its what the police would expect!

[DaveB]

If you want to scare your FEO, ask him to look up how many entries there are on the NFLMS for ".22 Enfield bolt action rifle " with the serial number CR324.

Yes, in the bad old days when Canada had that incredibly stupid long gun registry, there were apparently thousands of firearms recorded with the serial number 10-22!

[Sim G]

So if you have firearms for game/vermin shooting and you are not a member of a club how do you record usage?

From what I remember, the "usage" caveat only applies to target shooting guns solely. Sporting and part of a collection do require recorded use as certificates are issued on a different basis.