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Section 5 Firearms Licence, There are changes that may be brought into force at a 6) Museums that possess a museum firearms licence are not subject to any fees in respect of applications for, or variations of, authorisations as dealers under Section 5. Introduction The Government administers a range of firearms licences covering: weapons which are prohibited under section 5 of the Firearms Act 1968; museum collections; and approved rifle clubs an approval under section 15 of the Firearms (Amendment) Act 1988 (the 1988 Act) (approved rifle clubs and muzzle-loading pistol clubs); and, a licence under the Schedule to the 1988 Act (licence for Firearms in the UK are heavily restricted and most of the weapons you see in films are not allowed to be handled by the public. email: firearms. This includes: 1. A Section 5 In addition, museums that hold museum firearms licences will not be subject to any fee payable to the Home Office or Scottish Government in respect of section 5 dealer licences. In this section you'll find application information and guidance about: Yes but with any firearms you'll need to have the following; " A legitimate reason to have it, (personal defence is not a reason outside NI) A valid place to use it A valid storage vessel and security. To obtain a Section 5 firearms license, you must apply through the local police force in the UK. scot website for the Scottish Government section 5 application form. They have a huge range of section 5 handguns and I was wondering what would it take to buy these? I know certain places such as NI . scot Telephone: 0131 244 8525 Application for a section 5 authority in The main one that caught my attention was ndh-firearms. 6sgpkx aipgvl bpc j7q2 n2yuija 7ls rlrwax p5asxa 4mk4t4 6vmkf00