When renewing my fac i was informed they cannot be deactivated they must be handed in if you do not renew your fac. Dave
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When renewing my fac i was informed they cannot be deactivated they must be handed in if you do not renew your fac. Dave
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Some forces say they can't be exported but that is a crock too, if a section 5 centre fire revolver can be legally de-activated then there is no reason a TAC gun can't ;-)Originally Posted by DAVE BERRY
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I have seen a deactivated Brocock Peacemaker in a gun shop with a valid certificate so it must be legal
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Makes sense to me!
As to exporting them: in the US, they'd still be classified as air guns and hence not regulated by federal law. I'm not sure of the legality under UK law of a private citizen trying to send them here via Royal Mail, though.
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"Nasty, noisy things, revolvers, Count. Better stick to air-guns." Sherlock Holmes, The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone
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