Reply With QuoteIf it is a modern working BP replica, it will need an FAC.
Only antique percussion guns can be owned without a licence. However, if you wish to shoot the said antiques, you will then need a licence.
Has delusions of grandeur
Someone I know has a Colt Navy black powder, single action .44. I think its a copy but does it need a licence?
Steve C.
AirArms S400k L/H (.177)BTAS, tuned, AirArms S410k L/H (.177) walnut, BTAS tuned, AA MPR .177 L/H walnut (STOLEN) and...L/H EV2
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If it is a modern working BP replica, it will need an FAC.
Only antique percussion guns can be owned without a licence. However, if you wish to shoot the said antiques, you will then need a licence.
Has delusions of grandeur
Ok, thanksOriginally Posted by njaw
Steve C.
AirArms S400k L/H (.177)BTAS, tuned, AirArms S410k L/H (.177) walnut, BTAS tuned, AA MPR .177 L/H walnut (STOLEN) and...L/H EV2
BASC
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It will be a replica. Original Navy's were .36 cal.
Frock coat wearing, riverboat dwelling, southern gent
Good point, Simon: must admit that I missed that one!
Jim
UBC's Police Pistol Manager
"Nasty, noisy things, revolvers, Count. Better stick to air-guns." Sherlock Holmes, The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone
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