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Yes some RFDs don't think the VCRA rule about face to face airgun mod purchasing applies to them, being rather under-cautious if you will.They are though some RFD's claim they have the authority for the Firearms lLcensing to send them to your door . They have on their website if its a sub12 airgun then they can. post it to you.
The cops will no that is what people will be trying..they don't want us to have loads of guns to start with never mind anymoreNot in Essex, mine are gone
Up here they are classed as an Airgun so we have to present our AWC to the RFD and I wonder if that will change to allow us to show the RFD a copy of our cert then they can post it but someone brought up that someone could have a copy of a cert they no longer have as it was revoked but they still have an airgun illegally .Yes some RFDs don't think the VCRA rule about face to face airgun mod purchasing applies to them, being rather under-cautious if you will.
Although it appears some retailers are happy to now post FAC mods having just been sent a copy of your FAC by email, others are still requiring people to present them in person, you may say being rather over-cautious.
What we have under the broader understanding of the rules is that you can get a FAC mod mail order but not necessarily a sub12 one.
Although we now have a simpler route to obtain FAC mods the multiple layers of legislative changes have resulted in more pea soup and less sense once again.
I agree .What they should have done is discard the need for FAC whatsoever and removed or explicitly excluded mods from VCRA, and the entire issue would have ceased to exist.
For balance, a legistlative change that results in a large amount of "yeah but what if" questions is fairly indicative of poorly thought through regulations.The propensity for moaning and turning a good news story into a negative on here astounds me sometimes. Get over it, it’s now so much simpler to obtain, keep, sell and move on mods so let’s celebrate some good news for once. Unused slots for mods have now disappeared, so what, you don’t need a slot for a mod anymore so nobody has lost out.