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I have read on the BASC website that you are not required to keep your cartridges locked up but must not lock them up with your shotty in its cabinet. Do you think it'd be ok to keep any cartridges locked up in a small money box to save me having to spend £50+ on a proper cartridge safe??

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SS

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I don't think there are ANY stipulations on what you can and can't do with shotgun cartridges.

 

You don't need a certificate to own them so there is no special care to be taken with them with regard to storage, I think the firearms guidelines say they should be out of sight or something along those lines.

 

It is good sense to keep them seperate under lock and key though I guess to prevent both gun and ammo falling into the wrong hands.

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Ammunition

19.36 As a matter of best practice,

ammunition for section 1 firearms should be

kept secure apart from the firearm. Although

secure storage of shot gun cartridges is not

a requirement of the Firearms Acts, it is

sensible to recommend that these should

be locked away for both security and safety,

especially where there are children in

the house.

 

 

 

 

Taken from: Firearms Law

Guidance to the Police

2002

 

 

There may be more modern guidelines in place now but I doubt it :)

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I have read on the BASC website that you are not required to keep your cartridges locked up but must not lock them up with your shotty in its cabinet. Do you think it'd be ok to keep any cartridges locked up in a small money box to save me having to spend £50+ on a proper cartridge safe??

Cheers

SS

I bought a small safe from screwfix direct for 14 nicker but i can only get 2 boxes in :lol:

 

If you can find one cheap enough buy a second hand gun cabinet for brok down shottys and place em in there :lol:

 

I am looking for something larger to carry a few thousand :)

 

Lord Geordie

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