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Emailing the plod when aquiring a new bang stick.

#1 Post by Alpha1 »

A question for you.
I have just acquired a couple of new bang sticks in .308 and .222. I know that you are required to let the plod know within 7 days.
Is it OK to email them with the correct forms as attachments or do you have to post them.
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#2 Post by saddler »

Forms? Forms??
We don't need no stinking forms!

More Durham Narnia confetti from the sounds of it.
I just e-mail the make model serial no, name of seller, etc.

The e-mail option also leaves you with free proof that you sent notice.
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#3 Post by Zilberbak »

Gloucestershire seems to accept emails but always ask for delivery and read receipts on the email. I usually print off the email sign and date it and then send it recorded delivery to be doubly safe.
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#4 Post by morph007 »

I'm with Surrey and they are happy with you just sending them an email containing all the relevant details. I've done this for the last three guns and haven't had a problem yet.

But then Surrey are actually very good...
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#5 Post by saddler »

Zilberbak wrote:Gloucestershire seems to accept emails but always ask for delivery and read receipts on the email. I usually print off the email sign and date it and then send it recorded delivery to be doubly safe.
Makes zero sense....in that case just write to them....
Telling them twice may make their bwainz hurt
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#6 Post by Alpha1 »

Ignore the forms bit I'm thinking of a 1 for 1 variation.

This is not a 1 for 1. I just bought the rifles from a dealer friend of mine. I guess Ill just try emailing them and see what happens.
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#7 Post by daman »

The Met are excellent. I just email them with the make, model, serial, calibre and I get an automated response saying "If you are notifying us of an acquisition or disposal of weapon/s please accept this as an acknowledgement of receipt. "

I usually post in my FAC every two or three changes just to get the handwritten parts typed up - even though transcription is not a strength of theirs... occasionally need to resend when things go awry :-)
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#8 Post by jjvc »

I just e mail Durham Dave, dunno about Cleveland.

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#9 Post by Gazoo »

Durham accept emails and send one right back at ya to say they received a communication so you are time stamped.
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#10 Post by greenshoots »

my rfd sends forms in for me, but i have had my legs smacked in past for not sending my own form in so my rfd always sends one and I do as well, go figure

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