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In reality there is no such thing as either an open or closed FAC. The slang term refers to the level of restriction placed on the FAC as a condition. It is usual for a condition to be placed on a first FAC restricting the shooter to named land and police approved ranges; this is what would be considered closed.

 

An open FAC is less restrictive, but places the onus on the shooter to conduct their own risk assessment of the land over which they must hold the land owners permission to shoot.

 

Brilliant, then I have one - straight off the bat - thank you grampian police. Nice one. :good:

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Brilliant, then I have one - straight off the bat - thank you grampian police. Nice one. :good:

 

 

If it says you can shoot on any ground with the permission of the landownr rather than "land deemed suitable by the chief of police" then you certainly do. If you have then well done, that's really helpful and will save you a load of bother for the future when you get more permissions.

 

How long have you had your certificate? Did you get these terms on initial grant? What police force are you under?

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Brilliant, then I have one - straight off the bat - thank you grampian police. Nice one. :unsure:

 

 

In general the forces up here in Scotland give 'open' tickets far easier the those in England.Mine's was open from the start for .22+.17HMR,though i had been shooting on and off for a number of years,i know of others up here who have also been given open tickets on initial grant.

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