The Ausfag and his grand daddy's double shotty

>>32415298
You could just leave well enough alone and let your grandad keep his scattergat

>>32415298
I think you have 2 maintain opsec.

>>32415312
>posting it on 4chan
opsec broken

>>32415298
You're already on the AFP raid list. Have fun in jail.

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>>32415306
>he is also has health complications so you know...
>he could die
>leaving dangerous gun behind
>for family to deal with

>>32415346
noooooooooooooo....

But for all I know it could be an elaborate ruse. I was only told by my dad, who was told by his dad about his shotgun. I've never seen it or touched it. I only as much about the gun as I said in the OP.

>>32415298
If it was registered, and your grandpappy kicked the bucket, AND your local police were bretty cool guys, it would be possible for them to hold it for a few weeks while someone got their licence and storage in order.

As it stand though, it's either going to be put in an incinerator, or you can keep it illegally (but since you've already announced it here, doing that is going to get you painted brown and sent to Manus)

>>32415398
Guns are not dangerous

>>32415298
Wow you're a fucking shitfuck. Just take the gun home and fuck registration. Don't be a cunt and don't snitch on your grandpappy.

>>32415431
But the police will beg to differ...

The gun itself is harmless, but if it is a gun and it can fire, the police will chew you up, unless it's registered by a dealer and possessed by a licensed person.

>>32415442
Well sure, but good luck doing anything with it other than sitting on it like a golden goose egg. I want to go to ranges and shoot it, but it'll never happen if it's not registered. I wanna see if I can go to a dealer, get it registered and have a gun club take care of storage.

I wouldn't ever want to snitch on my ol' pappy, just don't want him getting into trouble for it.

This is just sad for me to read.

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>>32415484
Yup. That's the land down unda' for ya.

>>32415473
Chances are you'll never get it registered. If you try the cops will destroy it and you'll never be able to get a license. Unfortunately that's how it works in Australia

Do ranges even bother to check if whatever gun you bring along with you is registered?

just keep it under your bed. still gonna need a license to buy ammo though.

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>>32415398
>>leaving dangerous gun behind

Yeah because it's just gonna sprout arms and legs, load itself and kill somebody.

>>32415298
If u do end up finding the gun, u need to be very careful on how and where you hide it. From what i have read uou cant register it or shoot it, so it will have to stay as your dirty little secret forever. If I were you I would rent out a cheap storage and store it in a box full of old clothes and crap. Dont keep it at home, you probably live with parents and that just makes them liable if you ever get caught.

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>>32415398
>>32415298

Do you realize how much of a little bitch you are? You're grandad should be embarrassed.

>>32415298

Where do you live in NSW? Specifically what town or neighborhood as each municipality can have its own specific requirements?

>>32416543
There must be some serious health benefits to vegemite... I mean, it looks nasty, and I hear it's very much an acquired taste, there must be some intense vitamins and minerals or something like that in it to be worth eating. Almost looks like it's a bi-product of some gross process and instead of disposing that waste, they bottled it and sold it to Aussies.