Thread: Firearm Registry Data Questions and Answers

Originally Posted by ronz

@DPT I perfectly understand you want to protect your business. I actually own few silencers from you and they are good.
Unfortunately the government made it in such a way that everything which goes thorugh them will be an activating event and people are just holding back.
My feedback and the above quote (from another forum member) is what we got from the registry supervisor(myself) and from the import permit issuer ( the other forum member).
Is just the way it is for the next few months until election day and another few months after that - hopefully!

I in no way want to protect the business by reporting incorrect information. I have been in direct dialogue with one of the firearms authority senior advisers in regards to the conflicting information, especially the term used “arms item”. He has been very clear in that fact that the sale and supply of major firearm parts will prompt an activating event. Non major parts will not.

Originally Posted by DPT

I in no way want to protect the business by reporting incorrect information. I have been in direct dialogue with one of the firearms authority senior advisers in regards to the conflicting information, especially the term used “arms item”. He has been very clear in that fact that the sale and supply of major firearm parts will prompt an activating event. Non major parts will not.

Don't worry mate most will still buy stuff.
I intend to get a suppressor off you.
It is just I am a tight arse and will use what ammo I have got and only sight in again after I have got suppressor fitted.
I hate the idea of constantly checking, just sight it in and just shoot it.
Bore sight tells your if you need to do it if you drop it or knock it.