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Montey

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15Kg of ALL smokeless powder on premises that’s including shotgun carts . 
 

when I was doing lots of clay shooting on the circuit we used to chip in ( 3 of us ) and buy a pallet load which had  26K 

thay had to be split in at least 2 different locations, and no not 13k under the stairs and the other 13k in the garage , as in spilt and taken away . 
 Depending on the carts I think it was between 10-13k of shells contains around 15 KG of smokeless powder 

FEO was very strict about it and still are. 

 

double check with your Firearms dept 

 

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Most don’t . But it all goes FIZZ … POP….BANG ….WHOOOOSH haha.

think of the poor fire-persons standing outside your house try to put it out .

 

You can hold more but....   you would need an explosives license and of course meet the conditions of that license  

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1 minute ago, Montey said:

Would it make a difference that there are two licence holders at the address both license holders shot gun and FAC does then mean 30kg can be held?

NO . 
if you want more  , you need an explosive license 

no ifs ….no buts 

like I said , contact your FEO or Firearms department 

that’s one of there jobs . 
 

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Would need to have confirmed by someone in writing but I believe it is 15 kg in total of loose & loaded powder and also includes allowances for primers.

There is some form or ratio if you keep BP as well as smokeless

 

hope this link works ( but using my iPhone so possible not 🤷‍♂️)

https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2014/1638/regulation/7/made

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