Reply With QuoteIt had not even occurred to me that there could be a law. Why do you ask?
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Hi does anyone know the law on on carrying a bottle to and from the range ??.TIA
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It had not even occurred to me that there could be a law. Why do you ask?
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I'm pretty sure the law is JFDI. If it's a commercial vehicle then you need to display a green lozenge sign saying compressed gas on board (other than you) but it's not mandatory for private vehicles. Obviously (I hope!) you should make sure it's safely secured.
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A Firearm enquiry officer once suggested it could invalidate my motor insurance...Originally Posted by threelander
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its just something i would like to know.Fore warned is fore armed as they say
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Divers transport them all the time, as do the couriers and delivery drivers delivering them with other items - at no point does anyone's private vehicle or a delivery vehicle which may carry these as part of it's consignment have to legally display a sticker - it's different for commercial use and obviously for vehicles specifically delivering such items in bulk, but rest easy on this one or we would all have been booked already.
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pressurised gas - same legislation as a fire extinguisher
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Never really thought about this, but some research is now required.... what piggy589 mentioned about maybe invalidating insurance is a good point....defunately some food for thought for me at least.
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jfdi?i'm pretty sure the law is jfdi. If it's a commercial vehicle then you need to display a green lozenge sign saying compressed gas on board (other than you
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Just F...... Do It.
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Ah! I was thinking from context it was some legislation
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There is a compressed air hazard sign, that might be more meaningful than a generic compressed gas sign.
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never ever gave it a thought
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There is no law, no rules, the insurance can't tell you what you can or can't carry,
If you're covered for social, domestic & pleasure as long as you don't shoot for business/payment you're covered.
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Some folk just look for things to worry about. As above!Just F...... Do It.
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