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Silvermachine

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  1. 13 hours ago, tony213 said:

    Hi , a bit of a strange request - are you in a hurry to sell it please ?

    The reason nothing to do with the rifle or price , i know the rifle and its capability (can remember when they were new , does that mean me getting old ?)

    No seriously its to due with obtaining a variation and know its going to be a very long process as usual (why, why, why) answers on a post card .

    And judging by the last one seems a lifetime .

    tony

    You need to live in Warwickshire, 7 days for a variation.

  2. 6 hours ago, GT3_richy said:

    If I click the "New Posts and New Activity" button I just get the following message:

    "Sorry, there is a problem
    Something went wrong. Please try again."

    Been like it for the last couple of days+

    W11 with Opera/Chrome.

    Windows 10 on a PC for me.

  3. 1 hour ago, Triffid said:

    2. Specifically with the potential control on cases and bullets the wording really concerns me here. It doesn't say 'manufacture of unauthorised ammunition'. It says 'unauthorised quantities of ammunition'. So if you have 250 rounds on your FAC, that means you can only have 250 bullets, 250 primers, 250 cases and enough powder for 250 rounds; any more that this would allow you to manufacture 'unauthorised quantities of complete rounds of ammunition'.  

    Triffid

    Be interesting to see how you would buy 1250 grains, at 5 grains a pop for a .357 magnum.

    I would imagine everyone would be acting illegally at a stroke, if this came into force.

  4. I have quoted this from the above link......from....Controls on possession of component parts of ammunition.

    "Only the main components of ammunition are already controlled (propellants and primers). The possession of propellants is controlled under the Explosives Regulations 2014 which require that, with certain exceptions, anyone wanting to acquire or keep explosives must hold an explosives certificate issued by the police."

    As I understand it, I only require an explosives licence to store and transport my Black powder, and not for propellants, or have I misunderstood.

     

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