Thread: Firearm storage near National park village

Originally Posted by blip

are the ones in cop cars compliant?

Yes, because they don’t need a licence, so not covered by silly laws

Originally Posted by blip

are the ones in cop cars compliant?

Yup they are

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Originally Posted by Micky Duck

it what way would staying in a back country hut be non compliant????
unless you leave it unattended and bugger off sight seeing . same with at friends place...unless you leave it unattended its still in your possession.

Under section 3.1.6 for overnight storage it states that arrangements must be made for secure storage when away from the usual facility.
A back country hut is a public place but has no secure storage.
My point is that it can be determined that laws are broken even though it's not practical to find security.

Originally Posted by Maca49

Yes, because they don’t need a licence, so not covered by silly laws

Damn youd think if its approved for police use we could go under the same regulations....

You need this.

https://youtu.be/guJxW2OPj3c

Thats cool @Allizdog

Re Sleeping I though a cable though the action and though the bed frame (or something fixed and solid) was acceptable.
Mid 2022 son was given his licence based on 2 eye bolts in to timber in the back of the wardrobe and a cable and padlock.
No rifle present but he had to show the ability to secure one.
Z

Storage legislation: https://www.legislation.govt.nz/regu...DLM169122.html
Because of clause 19 (5) this guidance document has legal effect: https://www.firearmssafetyauthority....e-guidance.pdf

That guidance document is the only place which specifically details when firearms must be locked away. The wording is the firearm " is not under the immediate and personal supervision of the holder or some other holder of a firearms licence".
Up to you to make interpretation of that.

Originally Posted by ZQLewis

Thats cool @Allizdog

Re Sleeping I though a cable though the action and though the bed frame (or something fixed and solid) was acceptable.
Mid 2022 son was given his licence based on 2 eye bolts in to timber in the back of the wardrobe and a cable and padlock.
No rifle present but he had to show the ability to secure one.
Z

Thats all I used for long enough