Hey guys,
I grew up watching Zulu so a long term fantasy of mine is to get a martini Henry in 577-450.
Looking over the NSW police information, it looks like you don't need a licence for rifles made before 1900 that are in an obsolete calibre https://www.police.nsw.gov.au/__data/as ... rearms.pdf
It looks like 577-450 is an obsolete calibre https://www.police.nsw.gov.au/__data/as ... ilable.pdf
It seems that a rifle that meets this definition does not require a licence at all to acquire, but a 'licence or permit' is required to operate it.
I'm confused about what a licence or permit means in this circumstance. Does this mean that if (for example) I bought an antique rifle without a PTA that I could fire it under my cat B licence, or would it be that if I intended to fire the rifle I would need to acquire it under a PTA?
Also, what are the storage requirements for antiques?