RoginaJack wrote:.Not to sure about "other firearms as well" if they are stored in another state, but wouldn't surprise met...
Crankycant wrote:Hi all,
Just for interest sake does anyone know if I own a Victorian legal firearm such as a folding stock,military appearance etc and cross the border into nsw for recreational hunting purposes as I do because live in a border town, is my firearm deemed prohibited because NSW prohibits the ownership of such a firearm. Can it be removed from me the owner that is legally allowed to posses it in Victoria, do the states have some sort of mutual understanding an I abide by my states laws were I hold my firearms licence. Any insight on this manner would be greatly appreciated.
RoginaJack wrote:As Daddybang states. When crossing borders, firearms must comply with that states rules and regulations and that also includes storage, carry/transport, and ammo as well...Not to sure about "other firearms as well" if they are stored in another state, but wouldn't surprise met...
Crankycant wrote:I second that bladeracer I don't think that a firearm would be returned either,
Crankycant wrote:Do you think the LRD would humor that if I put it on my next PTA.
Crankycant wrote:16 cat b firearms I would never get bored, they obviously accepted that letter that you sent. I would suppose you'd have rimfires at your disposal as well.
bladeracer wrote:Crankycant wrote:Do you think the LRD would humor that if I put it on my next PTA.
When I bought my sixteenth CatB rifle I had to write a letter to them explaining why I enjoy owning and shooting lots of different firearms.
I did include the need to use different firearms in different states as part of that.
zhuk wrote:bladeracer wrote:Crankycant wrote:Do you think the LRD would humor that if I put it on my next PTA.
When I bought my sixteenth CatB rifle I had to write a letter to them explaining why I enjoy owning and shooting lots of different firearms.
I did include the need to use different firearms in different states as part of that.
I own 17 Cat a/bs and FAR has never asked me to verify a "need" for them. In fact I sent off another PTA not long ago on the offchance I will be buying another (though if I do get it, its for a mate and will be transferring asap)
RoginaJack wrote:I think you'r missed the point BLADERACER, If the state your visiting, requires your firearm to be fitted with a trigger lock while being carried in a vehicle so be it.
Also, if your state permits a wooden box while travelling and the visiting state specifies metal box/case, must comply and this also includes ammo, bolt and mag in or out of firearm.