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The Brit · 01-13-2006, 03:16 PM

Hi,

First you need to become a member of a shooting club which has the Home Office Authority to hold section 7 (3) firearms. Next step is to apply for a Firearm Certificate. When specifing the calibres you require on the certificate ask for the pistol calibre/s of your choice. When the FAC arrives in the post, inform the owner/manager of the club you are a member of and he will look out for whatever pistol you require (providing it complies with the home office section 7(3). Then the club will announce special section 7 days or evenings when the handguns can be studied and fired.

The above can be a long drawn out procedure and could possibly take several months.

Ain't you Americans glad you live over the other side of the pond and not here in the land of the not so free!

01-13-2006, 03:16 PM	#2
The Brit User Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: UK Posts: 13 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Hi, First you need to become a member of a shooting club which has the Home Office Authority to hold section 7 (3) firearms. Next step is to apply for a Firearm Certificate. When specifing the calibres you require on the certificate ask for the pistol calibre/s of your choice. When the FAC arrives in the post, inform the owner/manager of the club you are a member of and he will look out for whatever pistol you require (providing it complies with the home office section 7(3). Then the club will announce special section 7 days or evenings when the handguns can be studied and fired. The above can be a long drawn out procedure and could possibly take several months. Ain't you Americans glad you live over the other side of the pond and not here in the land of the not so free!