Question about gun rules for U18?

Actually you're BOTH wrong. The law ACTUALLY states that the person selling the RIF is committing a defence, unless the person buying it is one of several groups of people who it is legal to sell to.

Confusing I know, but it's an important difference. You cannot commit an offence by buying a RIF (as long as you are over 18), it is the seller who commits the offence, and hence it is up to the seller to decide what level of proof they will accept. UKARA is one method of proving the defence, there are many others.

 
Zak, the number of games and time limit required are for you to be included on the UKARA register. Nowhere are they stated in law. Again, an important point.

 
ScoobySnacks said:
Zak, the number of games and time limit required are for you to be included on the UKARA register. Nowhere are they stated in law. Again, an important point.
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Very true, but most people who ask for a defence that's not UKARA will more likely or not want someone to have done a certain amount of games in a few months. Otherwise, someone just wanting an RIF might go skirmishing one and then say "ok, I've done my game, gimme that gun"

 
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