BobWilliams61 wrote:Just got my licence, waiting for the plastic one to arrive and posted my PTA form, so I am now about to install my safe in preparation and a few posts on this forum that has got me thinking that my preferred (wife's preferred) location might be frowned by VICPOL.
I was going to install it in an enclosed bay of our 3 bay machinery shed, steel walls, concrete ,no windows, one man size door locked and bolted, shed 10 metres from our house and we are in and out of it every day, as it's the tack room for our horses, no power tools etc stored in it.
I plan to bolt it to the concrete floor and weld it to one of the steel uprights.
My question is that acceptable or is a carboard in my house preferred by VICPOL?
Just I know the grief I will endure when I start drill holes in the hardwood floors from the better half.
xDom wrote:I thought sheds were frowned upon as a storage location.
It was mentioned in my safety course.
Something about not been frequented as often as the house, tools that could be utilised being in the vicinity, a few things along these lines.
Any one heard this before?
xDom wrote:I thought sheds were frowned upon as a storage location.
It was mentioned in my safety course.
Something about not been frequented as often as the house, tools that could be utilised being in the vicinity, a few things along these lines.
Any one heard this before?
peterclark wrote:Air Soft Guns do fall into this category, but are not currently brought into the country. In South Australia, air rifle pellets & paint balls are no longer classified as ammunition and can be purchased without a licence. Yes, you can buy firearms from interstate, but there are some fees associated with the transfer.
Stix wrote:Like Blade ssid...why is this "member" still about...?
Blackened wrote:Stix wrote:Like Blade ssid...why is this "member" still about...?
Because somebody (yes, I'm pointing fingers) didn't use the report functionality.
Bladeracer gets the brownie-points this time.
Patriot wrote:I have no idea what we are now discussing
Stix wrote:peterclark wrote:Air Soft Guns do fall into this category, but are not currently brought into the country. In South Australia, air rifle pellets & paint balls are no longer classified as ammunition and can be purchased without a licence. Yes, you can buy firearms from interstate, but there are some fees associated with the transfer.
Well thats a good point...!!...makes perfect sense in the flow of conversation in this thread...
Like Blade ssid...why is this "member" still about...?
Mods should tell him we dint have the cheese & shut him out....