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S.L. 480.2 · Arms Licensing Regulations (S.L. 480.2)

S.L. 480.2 Art. 21A

In KraftAmtlicher Text

(1) Any person in possession of a Target Shooter Licence A

may, after a period of at least 12 months in possession of such licence, apply for a Target Shooter Licence A Special. Persons in possession of firearms listed in item 15 of Schedule I, as at the date of entry into force of this provision, shall be issued with a Target Shooter Licence A Special provided that they still fulfil conditions for a Target Shooter Licence A. These persons shall subsequently be required to comply with all the conditions applicable to Target Shooter Licence A Special.

(2) The Target Shooter Licence A Special shall authorize the licensee to possess, acquire and dispose of firearms listed in regulation 20.

(3) Target Shooter Licence A Special shall also authorize the licensee to possess, acquire and dispose of firearms listed in item 15 of Schedule I, provided that the limits set out in regulation 20 are respected.

(4) The Target Shooter Licence A Special shall also authorise the licensee to possess, acquire and dispose of firearms that may be owned, acquired and disposed of by the holder of a Target Shooter Licence A.

(5) The remaining provisions applying to a Target Shooter Licence A shall apply to the present licence. mutatis mutandis

(6) An applicant shall provide proof that he is actively practising for or participating in shooting competitions recognised by an officially recognised shooting sports organisation or by an internationally established and officially recognised shooting sport organisation, as identified by the Board. Such proof shall include records of attendance to target shooting events, sessions and training.

(7) An applicant shall also provide a certificate from an officially recognised shooting sports organisation, as identified by the Board, confirming that:

(a) the target shooter is a member of a shooting club and has been regularly practising target shooting in it for at least 12 months; and

(b) the firearm in question fulfils the specifications required for a shooting discipline recognised by an internationally established and officially recognised shooting sport federation.

Part IV Target Shooter Licence B

Änderungsgeschichte
  • Amended by L.N.406 of 2018