Is there a section on here where it outlines the requirements for all types of licence? If not can someone please post them I'd appreciate it.
Cheers Antz
Is there a section on here where it outlines the requirements for all types of licence? If not can someone please post them I'd appreciate it.
Cheers Antz
when going for the B I'd suggest C and E at the same time.
that way you're doing the administration once. It's a single application fee rather than three separate payments of $200.
-if life gets in the way you can give up your endorsement, sell your pistols to a mate who then sells them back to you on C.
then when you're ready you can get back in to it without having to start from scratch.
Arms officers in some areas aren't too keen to swap any firearms between endorsements for the same person, that's an option to get around it.
Also with the other endorsements means you can partake in multigun or 3 gun shoots, otherwise buy a second pistol and use a carbine stock in the same calibre.
Damn right, get your C and E at the same time as your B, all one fee
The other advantage of C-cat is you can buy a pistol at an auction with your C license then uplift it and transfer it over to your B at your convenience - ya just can't shoot it until it is on your B license
If the powers that be are going to feed us this alphabet soup bullshit we might as well game it to our advantage - after all have y'all seen how little corporate tax gets paid by the likes of Apple in NZ? We're just little fish compared to that sort of a rule dodge
Isn't there supposed to be a cap on the number on C endorsements too? If there is, all the more reason to get in while you can. Shoulda done it when I got my E
Pistol NZ has the restriction of a maximum of 12 Pistol endorsements on the licence at one time. It's in the memorandum of understanding and not in law.
basically it's a self imposed restriction as far as I'm aware. One of those carrots on the stick that apparently keeps pol HQ happy.
Unfortunately that includes any club guns that may be under the responsibility of a club armourer.
there's no restriction on the amount of C endorsed items. I know of a few people with over a few hundred items.
One doesn't even have a safe. He turned his workshop in to a strongroom so everything just sits in racks lining the walls.
I completely understand, I'm not saying I agree with it, but I'm reminding you that it IS the law.
Interesting that you think that anyone excited to participate in a sport is someone you'd prefer to be far away from, you sound like a grumpy old man now, no wonder you stopped.
This may be true, however there are a growing number of Pistol Clubs that are not affiliated to PNZ.
I belong to two of these non affiliated clubs here in Hawkes Bay.
There is no restriction on the number of B endorsed items for members of these clubs that I know of.
Cheers
Pete
"Hunting and fishing" fucking over licenced firearms owners since ages ago.
308Win One chambering to rule them all.
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