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To be in possession of an FAC rifle, it would have to be on your cert, and your licence authority informed.

Unless the owner accompanied you. There are rules involved with this though. Not sure 100% what they are.

In short you cannot borrow a FAC rifle the same way as a shotgun, there is no 48hr period.

Although at clubs the rules are different, I believe. I can borrow a rifle from the NRA.

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42 minutes ago, Newbie to this said:

To be possession of an FAC rifle, it would have to be on your cert, and your licence authority informed.

Unless the owner accompanied you. There are rules involved with this though. Not sure 100% what they are.

In short you cannot borrow a FAC rifle the same way as a shotgun, there is no 48hr period.

Although at clubs the rules are different, I believe. I can borrow a rifle from the NRA.

Its in the link posted by 243 Deer 

 

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22 minutes ago, Bigteddy1954 said:

Hi so I ask for information off this site then you crucify me. Abit harsh maybe .teddy

Not an intentional crucifixion. But if you have an FAC then it is absolutely your duty to understand from the moment you sign it exactly what you can and cannot do. Sorry.

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23 hours ago, London Best said:

Surely...........if the OP has an FAC already, he should KNOW what he can and can’t do with a firearm.

Unbelievable!

Surely, harsh and not fair. Obtaining an FAC and using the guns to which it refers as meets your needs and is so authorised is fine. Perhaps then at a later date one wishes to extend that use which may or may not be lawful, it makes perfect sense to check the legality of it beforehand. The one real need as can be seen from previous topics regarding the borrowing of firearms and shotguns and also the definitions relating to permissions and rights on here is to be cautious as to which replies are accepted and/or acted upon.

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12 minutes ago, wymberley said:

Surely, harsh and not fair. Obtaining an FAC and using the guns to which it refers as meets your needs and is so authorised is fine. Perhaps then at a later date one wishes to extend that use which may or may not be lawful, it makes perfect sense to check the legality of it beforehand. The one real need as can be seen from previous topics regarding the borrowing of firearms and shotguns and also the definitions relating to permissions and rights on here is to be cautious as to which replies are accepted and/or acted upon.

Sorry, don’t agree. Everyone using any firearms shoul know the law.

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I would find someone to help you out. Alternatively if your defending crops it's possible to use a shotgun. 

Section 7 of the Deer Act On any cultivated land, pasture or enclosed woodland, deer may be shot during the close season and a shotgun can be used in certain circumstances [see below] in order to prevent damage. This action may be taken by the occupier of the land in person and with his written permission by: Any member of the occupier’s household normally resident on the land; Any person in ordinary service of the occupier of the land; Any person having the right to take or kill deer on the land; Any person acting with written authority of a person having that right. Subject to that person having: Reasonable grounds for believing that deer of the same species were causing or had caused damage to crops, vegetables, fruit, growing timber or any other form of property on the land and; believing further damage was likely to be caused and was likely to be serious; The action was necessary to prevent any such damage. If a shotgun is to be used, the following conditions apply It must be not smaller than a 12 bore; AAA shot ONLY may be used, or A single non-spherical projectile weighing not less than 22.68 grammes (350 grains). A fi rearm certifi cate is required to purchase such ammunition. Note that the above describes a defence. Should a prosecution be brought the defendant would be expected to prove that they had acted accordingly

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12 hours ago, oowee said:

A fi rearm certifi cate is required to purchase such ammunition. Note that the above describes a defence

If you are going to apply for this you might as well apply for a 243 and shoot them yourself 

And don't worry about not knowing  everything about firearms as you only had a .22lr and that's what applied to you 

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12 hours ago, Rim Fire said:

If you are going to apply for this you might as well apply for a 243 and shoot them yourself 

And don't worry about not knowing  everything about firearms as you only had a .22lr and that's what applied to you 

You don't need slugs, AAA and thats enough. No need for any application. 

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