Part of the new storage regs?

[budman]

If I read it right,the black powder shooters along with the antique crowd
would need a license to buy powder, but not to own their firearms?

Nutty laws.

So now everyone that reloads their antiques or powder
for their musket needs to get their pal now.

 

[budman]

So was this as well struck down by Mr. Teows on the 5th? At first anyone could
buy powder,then you needed to show them your drivers license, and now
provider a PAL?

Why be able to buy a a musket with no license,but need a license to shoot it?

 

[budman]

And this,I asked earlier. Thanks for posting it RangeBob. From post 640



#4 Black powder storage.
- quantity (separation option)
- historic battles re-enactors trashed
- purchase black powder to require a firearms licence (Firearms Act doesn't require a PAL for antiques)
- 5kg in the (detached?) house, 75kg in a outside shed. Shed can't be used for anything else (like garden tools, lawn mower)