Firstly its not a license, its a defence. And No, UKARA says you must play 3 games over a period of 2 months.
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Tariq
M_P
Period of over 2 months 
two_zero
No, absolutely no. The only reason there is an exemption in the law is to enable more "realistic" skirmish. If you dont skirmish, you have no legal justification for you to own a RIF.
Nickona
*unless you happen to be a professional film maker or stage director whos productions require Realistic imitation firearms... but yea NO
two_zero
tend not to wanna mention that one, since some people seem to be a bit confused as to what "professional" means :/
TacMaster
You can only own a RiF without UKARA if the design it is based on was patented before 1875, so you can own RiF Derringers, Winchester 1866s etc.
Unless it's changed?
Unless it's changed?
Johnno
OR...unless you have owned them from a period before the VCRA came in to force.
M_P
Tacmaster, ukara is not the only defence.
TacMaster
I know...
