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I in no way want to protect the business by reporting incorrect information. I have been in direct dialogue with one of the firearms authority senior advisers in regards to the conflicting...

The post you have quoted above is in regards to a triggering event when buying a firearm or part, buying any part is not a triggering event, only a major firearm part or firearm.

In regards to a...

If you buy a major part or firearm, you have 30 days to register those and every other firearm and major part in your possession.

The arms regulations point out what is an "arms item" in relation to the register.

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In relation to the register, the two classes of arms items you are referring to above are the same thing.
For example, on one hand you are saying a magazine is an arms item, but on the other hand we...

It can be confusing, but it says on the website what is classified as an arms item in relation to the register.
Every time you see the words “register an arms item” refer back to the bellow picture...

A barrel is not a major firearm part as defined for the register. Read my post above, that lists major firearm parts.

This is not a grey area, if you read the definition of firearm items in relation to the register, it says exactly what parts need to be registered.

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When fitting a suppressor we are only required to record it in the dealer book, not online.
It only needs to be registered online if we have it for more than 30 days.

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Major firearm part.

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The arms items needing to be registered, differ from the definition of arms items in the act.

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