It takes 43 muscle's to frown and 17 to smile, but only 3 for proper trigger pull.
What more do we need? If we are above ground and breathing the rest is up to us!
Rule 1: Treat every firearm as loaded
Rule 2: Always point firearms in a safe direction
Rule 3: Load a firearm only when ready to fire
Rule 4: Identify your target beyond all doubt
Rule 5: Check your firing zone
Rule 6: Store firearms and ammunition safely
Rule 7: Avoid alcohol and drugs when handling firearms
Just as an aside it took me 13 days from electronic submission to paperwork in hand for an import permit. Clearly some in the bureaucracy are more efficient than others.
Another proof that the " poor" police are under resourced and would struggle even more with the burden of an eventual register to maintain?
Some things that help speed up the process are Referees that are easily contacted. In some cases it takes weeks just to contact the 3 for interviews, if you can have then in the same area you live otherwise the file is sent all over the country which takes time. Also if you are contacted by an officer do your best to make yourself available for the time they ask to do the interview. They may have a large area to cover and your particular spot may only be visited every couple of weeks. Have your security up to scratch so the Officer doesn't have to come back when next in the area.
Did my P endorsement drivers licence. 10 - 12 weeks to process and remember everything on that is done at the counter.
My firearms L renewal last year took about 7-8 weeks from submitting form to turning up in mail. I renewed my drivers L on a Friday afternoon and had that card in the mail Monday morning.... Rural delivery.
One of the issues I was warned about was the printing process backlog. The cops were getting the approvals side all doen but the printing was done in wellington and the place that does the printing was closed after the november quakes. They have apparently started to catch up no but this was the reason given for some of the delays. It probably did not help they were running behind at the time the quakes hit either...
There's also a substantial difference between the efficiency of the NZTA system and the nz police licensing department
On a serious note, I'm well aware of that yes. But I do think there are steps they can/should take to reduce the waiting time judging from the stories ive heard..
By law, you are required to turn on your headlights if it's raining in Sweden.
How the hell am I supposed to know if it's raining in Sweden?
By law, you are required to turn on your headlights if it's raining in Sweden.
How the hell am I supposed to know if it's raining in Sweden?
The arms officer I handed the paperwork to said I should expect to wait 2 months. 8 weeks or so.
It helps if you weren't silly like me and hand the paperwork into the wrong police station as you only had a lunch break to use when the arms officer is actually working. I was meant to hand it in to the inner city branch. But I was all the way in takanini.
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Applied for my renewal last week. The vetting guy came to see me today at my office and then shot round a talked to the Mrs and check the security. Told me there would be a wait for the card, so we will see. He did say if I needed to I can contact them to have them confirm I do hold a licence before the new one arrives.
Just received mine this morning. Maybe they thought I should get it in time for duck opening day ? :-)
Did paperwork early February , so it is not too bad.
I did my paperwork in late Jan, had interview first week of Feb, received new license mid March.
The email address to check progress of your license renewal is project.firearms@police.govt.nz
They replied to me in 24 hours. My renewal took 2 months start to finish.
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