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Police involvement in shooting

Comprehensive guidance on the relationship between the police and shooting, including information on rights of entry and firearms seizure.

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Our service to members

If you have a problem with your police firearms licensing department or your certificates, we are here to help, with prompt advice relevant to your problem.

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Firearm and shotgun security

As the holder of a firearm or shotgun certificate, you are required to comply with certain conditions on your certificate relating to security.

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