Calling any Australians with knowledge of Queensland gun laws.

>>30539503
Wouldn't a double barrel be a "high capacity" in Australia

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>>30539522
I'm pretty sure it's actually just a category B weapon, but I have a hard time believing something so awesome as a four-bore is actually allowed in Australia.

There has to be some other law banning it.

Also,
>mfw rifles firing .50 BMG are specifically listed as banned, but a .499 or a .501 would not be banned.

For what fucking purpose?

Go to your local police station or gun store and ask.

>>30541066
>"Hello, Officer Smith? Yes, I'd like to own a shoulder-fired cannon."

That's how people get arrested.

>>30539503
While you lads are at it, sign this e-petition to get our cat D's back in the hands of sporting shooters. Go into Google maps, select a random address and sign using an alias.

Any 'Mericans that are lurking, give a bloke a hand if you've a moment. We'd appreciate it. This petition is to reclassify semi-auto centrefires back in the hands of the populace for sporting reasons.

https://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/work-of-assembly/petitions/e-petitions

>>30540571
"Historical Interest" would work in SA, it's literally a museum piece.

For a reproduction?
"Yeah, I'll be hunting feral elephants" /s

>>30542652
Always willing to spread F.R.E.E.D.O.M. , shitpostanon.

>>30542813
Cheers, cobber.

>>30542659
>"Historical Interest" would work in SA, it's literally a museum piece.
This is true, I didn't think of this. I want to own it in fire-able condition though, and for a licence to be granted on historical grounds I'm pretty sure it has to be deactivated.

>>30543400
In Queensland, for Category A, B and C weapons, collector pieces on a collector's licence only have to be "temporarily deactivated." This means trigger locks.

Only D and higher need to be "permanently deactivated," ie fucking destroyed.

>>30539503
If it's not semi-auto, it's Cat.B. If it's pre-1900 in some states (idk about QLD) and doesn't have commercially available (ie. off the shelf) ammo, it's an antique. Good luck anon

>>30544266
>In Queensland, for Category A, B and C weapons, collector pieces on a collector's licence only have to be "temporarily deactivated." This means trigger locks.
Is it permitted to remove these trigger locks to fire the piece?

>>30545040
Cheers. What are the rules like for owning an antique? Is it just a rubber stamp or do you have to go through the whole license application process again?

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>>30545040
>it's an antique
Just looked this up out of curiosity, but holy shit.

You could have a concealed carry self defence handgun in Australia so long as it's made before 1901.

>walking around the street blasting abbos with my army/navy like it's 1869