Thread: Useing the firearms register

If you do not have any arms items in your possession
If you do not have any arms items in your possession, you can make a No Arms Items Declaration. You'll be able to do this through our website using MyFirearms or over the phone.

If you share a firearm with other people
Arms items must be registered only once, by a single licence holder.

If you are responsible for an arms item on behalf of a shooting club or shooting range, you are also responsible for registering that item against your firearms licence number.

If you have temporarily loaned or stored your arms item with someone else
If, when you go to register all of your arms items, you have temporarily loaned an arms item to another licence holder or are storing it with them for less than 30 days, then you should still register this arms item as if you had it in your possession.

If someone has loaned an arms item to you or you're storing it for them for less than 30 days, it's their responsibility to register it.