One additional point. You speak of revolver but did not specify precisely. I assumes revolving pistol but revolving shotguns (rare but they do exist) are (I think) OK as antiques but may not be fired.
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One additional point. You speak of revolver but did not specify precisely. I assumes revolving pistol but revolving shotguns (rare but they do exist) are (I think) OK as antiques but may not be fired.
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Thank you all. I did fancy a black powder revolver but as you suggest it will be rifled so needing sect 1 which I dont intend to go into.
Thanks again.
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Rifled or not makes no difference re pistols and licencing.Originally Posted by Peter Dunkley
Muzzle loading long guns which are smooth do gain a rather quirky exemption that they may be owned and used (even with bullet or single ball) under S2 licence.
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