Do you need a PTA for a spare revolver cylinder?

[evilstig]

Do you need a PTA for a spare revolver cylinder? its a .22lr for a CAT A rifle,

I understand it could be a form 10.


Help please?

[bladeracer]

Do you need a PTA for a spare revolver cylinder? its a .22lr for a CAT A rifle,

I understand it could be a form 10.


Help please?

In Victoria I doubt it, only the receiver/frame is a firearm.

[No1Mk3]

No, I bought a S&W 44Mag cylinder at the last gun show in Altona, over the counter no issues, Cheers.

[RoginaJack]

A very good question. I've often wondered about "spare" barrels for pistols

[ramshackle]

Oops wrong thread

[gunnnie]

Do you need a PTA for a spare revolver cylinder? its a .22lr for a CAT A rifle,

I understand it could be a form 10.


Help please?

I bought a spare cyclinder for my Ruger Single Six last year. It came from SA to QLD, no PTA needed.

[JSS]

No pta needed, Depends on where you get it, some places will just ask to check your licence, some may do a form 10 which is nothing anyway, takes 2 mins in the shop when you buy it.
At the end of the day it's just a part so i wouldn't worry either way, if you don't have a form 10 it's not like you have an illegal part and can get in trouble.