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...to support an application for an increase in storage allowance.Geordie bloke wrote:As it is not a requirement to keep any records of how many you have reloaded and fired, then why bother?
Er, WHAT??Watcher wrote:
I'm not advocating volunteering information but having it available if the need arose. If it isn't needed all well and good and I would always require the police to show me where the legislation requires it before giving any information. If I felt that the police had stepped over the mark I would report the matter to the NRA and get them to raise it at national level. On the other hand I'm relaxed about complying with a reasonable request from the police if it helps prevent a gun crime.
You do not need to put homeloads onto your ticket even if they are gifted from another shooter. Ammunition that is purchased from an RFD will have to go onto your FAC.Dellboy wrote:Three of us are setting up to load 38's so although one may be loading for all of us one month how do we put it on the others ticket or do we just say we all homeload ?
.I would suggest that you read your FAC Table 2 Ammunition. Para A, Date of sale or TRANSFER. That implies to me (and I have checked with my licensing authority) that if someone gifts you ammunition it must be entered on your FAC as per a purchase with all columns A to F being filled in.Geordie bloke wrote:You do not need to put homeloads onto your ticket even if they are gifted from another shooter. Ammunition that is purchased from an RFD will have to go onto your FAC.Dellboy wrote:Three of us are setting up to load 38's so although one may be loading for all of us one month how do we put it on the others ticket or do we just say we all homeload ?
Waiting patiently for someone to correct me regarding reloads obtained from another shooter.
Or you could say that you have made the ammunition yourself and not enter it in!Steve E wrote:I would suggest that you read your FAC Table 2 Ammunition. Para A, Date of sale or TRANSFER. That implies to me (and I have checked with my licensing authority) that if someone gifts you ammunition it must be entered on your FAC as per a purchase with all columns A to F being filled in.Geordie bloke wrote:You do not need to put homeloads onto your ticket even if they are gifted from another shooter. Ammunition that is purchased from an RFD will have to go onto your FAC.Dellboy wrote:Three of us are setting up to load 38's so although one may be loading for all of us one month how do we put it on the others ticket or do we just say we all homeload ?
Waiting patiently for someone to correct me regarding reloads obtained from another shooter.
True an individual could do that. However, my Mother said never accept anything from strange men, especially ammunition made by someone else, as I could not be sure that good reloading practice has been adhered to.Steve E wrote:You could say whatever you want but if I was to give you some ammunition It would be entered on your FAC. If you don't like that you would not get the ammunition.
Geordie bloke wrote:True an individual could do that. However, my Mother said never accept anything from strange men, especially ammunition made by someone else, as I could not be sure that good reloading practice has been adhered to.Steve E wrote:You could say whatever you want but if I was to give you some ammunition It would be entered on your FAC. If you don't like that you would not get the ammunition.
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