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How to find out if land has been passed???GMP.


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I have very recently got myself a new permission, on which the farmers previous shooter used a rifle!!! The farmer doesn't no what caliber tho,, iv tried contacting GMP and my FEO (joe) but can't get hold of any of them to try and find out about what caliber the land is passed for... Any ideas guys???

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I have a restricted ticket and I have to fill in a 686 form to get the land checked. Even if its cleared I have to get the form in so that they can add it to the list of my approved places. Its probably easier to persevere with the calls but might be worth sending one in anyway/ If you have an open ticket its up to you.

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Dyfed-Powys refuse to hand out land clearance details to closed ticket holders and insist on a doc 4. Been the source of much frustration previously. Might not be everyone's experience mind and it definately varies between forces. Devon and Cornwall never had a problem. Wouldn't rely on the fact that the previous shooter used a rifle=land cleared.

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I must by lucky in Wiltshire as my FEO is great at getting new land added to my ticket. I've had two new perms added since I got my ticket two years ago. I sent an email and he came a walked both and it was added to my file within a week or so of me asking.

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In the past when on a closed cert I have simply emailed details of land etc to feo, asked what calibre land is passed for if at all, and got a reply back within a day.(Merseyside and East Cheshire departments on different occasions.)

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Don't understand why it has to be added to your ticket 25 years ago on my first ticket it said you can shoot on land approved by the chief officer of police ,didn't say where . I had only one piece of land listed on my certificate

 

That's how it is now. My son has a closed ticket right now and the wording is the same as mine except for the "deemed suitable by chief officer of police". Logically then if land is cleared and you have permission, you're good to go - however much the firearms teams like to micro-manage.

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I have a restricted ticket and I have to fill in a 686 form to get the land checked. Even if its cleared I have to get the form in so that they can add it to the list of my approved places. Its probably easier to persevere with the calls but might be worth sending one in anyway/ If you have an open ticket its up to you.

Ive not been asked for this form when calling in. And think we are both avs area.. Strange....

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