07 October 2006, 05:27
AvatarSA Firearms Law
I saw an article the other evening on ABC news regarding some upcoming changes in SA's firearms laws.
It was one fo the first stories up that night and had some talking heads from SAPOL and the SSAA playing it up as a great thing.
The only problem was.........they never elaborated on what the actual changes were....
Typical really, don't let the facts get in the way of a good story etc.
Anyone know what the changes are?
I can't find anything anywhere.
07 October 2006, 10:57
Ian in OzIt is my understanding that the changes aren't written yet. SAPOL are working on them and SSAA(SA) are preparing submissions etc. If you want to know what is going on call the SA state branch of SSAA.
Ian
07 October 2006, 14:52
Jaco HumanThe changes that I am aware off.
Xtra category for ph's, the licence will be valid for 10 years. The rifles may be used for personal hunting and by clients
For dedicated sportsman, dedicated hunters and ph's the limit of 200 rounds per calibre is lfted.
The above catogories may posess more than 2400 primers.
There are more suggested changes, that is not finalised yet.
The above changes nust still be sigbed by the president before they form part of the law
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Through Responsible Sustainable hunting we serve Conservation.
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www.sahuntexp.com 07 October 2006, 17:00
NitroXquote:
Originally posted by Jaco Human:
The changes that I am aware off.
Xtra category for ph's, the licence will be valid for 10 years. The rifles may be used for personal hunting and by clients
For dedicated sportsman, dedicated hunters and ph's the limit of 200 rounds per calibre is lfted.
The above catogories may posess more than 2400 primers.
There are more suggested changes, that is not finalised yet.
The above changes nust still be sigbed by the president before they form part of the law
Jaco
Avatar is referring to changes in firearms laws in South Australia.
Avatar
The announcement was merely that the laws are to be reviewed. Specifically they are going to look at the onus of Club Secretaries to say a member is a fit and proper person. Which might be difficult to do for shooting clubs.
We will see if it makes everything harder or easier.