It highlights key legal definitions, including criteria for air weapons, exemptions for antique and deactivated firearms, and recent issues surrounding blank-firing guns. It also clarifies what can legally be possessed without a certificate and emphasizes the complexities of current legislation.
It also details application methods and considerations, including legal precedents and Home Office guidelines. The document highlights key arguments and evidence that Certificate Holders may need when requesting condition changes.
This is a complex area which has overlaps with articles on “Land Checks” and “Conditions”.
The assessment now covers various factors, including security, criminal and medical history, and the home environment. It emphasizes the importance of trust, honesty, and maintaining composure during interactions with Firearms Enquiry Officers (FEOs).
Overall, it aims to prepare applicants for a more comprehensive review process while maintaining fairness and professionalism.
