Checking land deemed suitable by the chief officer of police for the area

[Avian]

My sons and I have recently received our 1st FAC for .22 RF's for vermin and targets and shared a .308 for targets.

 

For the .22's it states that we can use it on the land we applied for and land deemed suitable by the chief officer of police for the area.

 

I have access and permission for some other land nearby. Is there any way, other than applying for that land, to determine if it has already been deemed suitable by the chief officer of police for the area for use for vermin with .22 Rf ?

[Akeld]

Ring the firearms department and ask if its been cleared, have a map reference or farm name handy.

[Avian]

Thanks,

 

I'll email them with a copy of the map etc, then at least I'll have their reply in writing.

 

 

 

Ring the firearms department and ask if its been cleared, have a map reference or farm name handy.

[Akeld]

Good idea

[grimrecruiter]

Just had some land passed for 308 which had been passed for rim fire. As stated the Firearms Department of Avon and Somerset knew from address and postcode that the land had been passed for rim fire and needed re-inspecting for 308.