Thread: Useing the firearms register

Yes that's my understanding also

Has anyone registered a Blaser and different barrels for them? I have one chassis & a few different barrels, Do you register each barrel?

That’s a good question @outdoorlad there doesn’t seem to be an option of registering barrels. My new K95 barrel is nearly here so I will give them a ring to find out what the go is.

Originally Posted by outdoorlad

Has anyone registered a Blaser and different barrels for them? I have one chassis & a few different barrels, Do you register each barrel?

Yep I found no issues, neither of my chassis's have serial numbers so just registered the barrels.

Originally Posted by outdoorlad

Has anyone registered a Blaser and different barrels for them? I have one chassis & a few different barrels, Do you register each barrel?

I registered each barrel as each is stamped with a serial number.

Originally Posted by ar269

I am looking to buy a new rifle, the first 'new' one in quite some time. I understand this will trigger the registration process. As I have a few old bits and pieces that have no serial numbers, does anyone know how long I have to get them numbered? It looks to me like I would have 30 days?

The few old bits and pieces wont need registering unless they are a receiver, and it will have a SN stamped onto it.......usually

So Ive got quite a bit of stuff Im thinking of selling. Do I have to register a firearm before selling it or register the exsisting firearms I have left?

Originally Posted by 30.06king

I registered each barrel as each is stamped with a serial number.

My mileage was different. A brno zh 200 switch barrel with 3 barrel sets, they only wanted the actions number and weren't interested in the barrels although they are all serialised different to the receiver. On asking I was told they weren't considered a critical part

Depends if the stuff you to sell needs to be registered

Some of the stuff is firearms. So at this stage do I need to register it before selling it or does that kick in when the new owner buys it and I register what I have left? Or sell the lot in one lot...

Originally Posted by blip

Some of the stuff is firearms. So at this stage do I need to register it before selling it or does that kick in when the new owner buys it and I register what I have left? Or sell the lot in one lot...

You don't have to register until you sell, then the lot including the sold firearm. Once the sale is concluded you need to do a transfer to the new owner, this has to be done over the phone as there isn't an online system for this yet.

Cool cheers so It has to be registered at my end before I sell it

Originally Posted by blip

Cool cheers so It has to be registered at my end before I sell it

Not until you actually have a sale finalized, when the mail order form is forwarded to or you do the trans-action face to face. If you don't sell when advertised there is zero obligation to register.

Cool thank you

More reason to get registered - From the FSA website, just 7 months away now:
"The first time you purchase ammunition after 24 June 2025, you must provide information for the Registry within 30 days.

You will not need to register the ammunition itself."