Thread: AR15 pending rule changes?

People hate spending cash and it has a rep for being hard to get. It shouldn't be, the police should want as many people as possible to get it, increased vetting and security. Their policy is really illogical.

Originally Posted by gimp

People hate spending cash and it has a rep for being hard to get. It shouldn't be, the police should want as many people as possible to get it, increased vetting and security. Their policy is really illogical.

And they can record the details of the actual firearms on their 'database', which you would think was their whole motive anyway.

Originally Posted by gimp

People hate spending cash and it has a rep for being hard to get. It shouldn't be, the police should want as many people as possible to get it, increased vetting and security. Their policy is really illogical.

What is the cost and extra vetting required ?

Ie what are the requirements.
and the same for pistols if anyone can outline it for me .

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Originally Posted by veitnamcam

What is the cost and extra vetting required ?

Ie what are the requirements.
and the same for pistols if anyone can outline it for me .

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E-cat:
$200 fee for the endorsement
Safe that meets the requirements (at least $1000 usually)
2 referees, can't remember the exact requirements
Interview
Police want 'a legitimate reason' to want it. (It should be that they have to have a legitimate reason not to give you one)

B endorsement:
$200 endorsement fee
Safe (can be cheaper than E cat cos it doesn't have to be so big, but can use E cat rifle safe for pistols as well)
Member of pistol club for 6 months
12 club events attended in those 6 months
Member of PNZ
Pass PNZ test
2 referees
Interview

To keep B you need to attend 12 club events per year