Thread: where can i find a engineer to give the certificate for my ecat gun safe?

Surely, the only thing that one needs to demonstrate is that their security precautions meet the minimum standard for their category of licence/firearm, regardless of who makes it.
Stupid iPad won't open the link to the police word document to be sure, an answer may be here.
http://www.police.govt.nz/sites/defa...rd-booklet.doc

Regulation 28 of the arms act regarding security precautions for MSSA safes/cabinets.
Arms Regulations 1992 (SR 1992/346) (as at 11 December 2013) – New Zealand Legislation
(c)locked in a steel safe or steel box or steel cabinet (being in every case a safe, box, or cabinet of sound construction and of a type approved in writing either generally or in the particular case by a member of the Police) bolted or otherwise securely fixed (in a manner approved in writing either generally or in the particular case by a member of the Police) to the building within which the pistol or military style semi-automatic firearm or restricted weapon is kept.

My legalese sucks.
The local arms office had plans for a compliant safe available when I went through my application a few years ago, no dramas.
6mm steel, two locks, jimmy proof etc....