Arms Act Flashcards

1
Q

How long does a fire arm licence last?

A

10 years

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2
Q

What types of licences are there in the arms act?

A

A: fire arms licence

B: pistol (member of pistol club)

C: collectors, prohibited weapons/theatrical use

D: dealers licence

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3
Q

When do you have to inform change of address if in possession of registered fire arm weapons?

A

Within 30 days

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4
Q

When do you have to produce a licence?

A

On demand or within 7 days

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5
Q

When can an unlicensed person use a fire arm?

A

When accompanied by a full licence holder

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6
Q

What is possession in relation to fire arm?

A

Knowledge of the fire arm, physical control of the fire arm.

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7
Q

What is the definition of a pistol?

A

Any fire arm designed or adopted to be held in one hand and less than 762mm

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8
Q

What is the definition of a firearm?

A

Anything from which a projectile that can be discharged by force of explosion. Any specially dangerous firearm

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9
Q

What is a prohibited fire arm?

A
  • Semi automatic (not pistol)
  • pump action shotgun with a detachable mag
  • pump action shotgun that holds more than 5 rounds
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10
Q

What is a prohibited magazine?

A

Shot gun - holds more than 5 cartridges

Any other fire arm capable of holding more than 10 rounds

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11
Q

What does the acronym FARP stand for?

A

Fire arm: by force of explosion, dangerous air guns

Air gun: compressed air or gas

Restricted weapon: Molotov cocktails, grenades, rocket launchers

Pistol: single hand held

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12
Q

Unlawfully carrying or unlawfully in possession of FARP, what section does this cover?

A

Section 45(1)

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13
Q

What is section 46? Fake sticks AA1983

A

Carrying imitation firearm

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14
Q

Section 48 covers what? Don’t do that in this place

A

Discharges firearm in public place (Or near dwelling if causes fear)

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15
Q

Possession of prohibited firearm comes under what section?

A

Section 50(a)

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16
Q

What is section 50(b)?

A

Possession of prohibited magazine

17
Q

What is section 50(c)?

A

Possession of prohibited part

18
Q

What comes under section 50(d)?

A

Presenting prohibited firearm in public

19
Q

What does section 52(1) (give me your gun) cover?

A

Presents FARP to another person

20
Q

Presents anything believed to be FARP to another person. What section does this come under?

A

Section 52(2)

21
Q

What is section 66?

A

Occupier of land, building or driver of vehicle is considered in possession of
firearm unless they can prove otherwise

22
Q

What does section 66(b) cover?

A

Demand full name, DOB, address of those in possession of firearm. If Refused? Caution, then arrest.

23
Q

Under section 21, can a person under the age of 16 own a firearm? And when can they use a fire arm?

A

No,

Only when supervised by a full firearm license holder.

24
Q

What if a 16-18 year old wants a license?

A

They will need a separate licence for both firearm and airgun

25
Q

What if an 18+ year old want a licence?

A

They can get a firearms licence but does not need an air gun licence