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How to Obtain a Firearms Licence in NSW

Welcome to Razorback Outdoors, the leading authority in legal and high-quality firearms for the Australian market. We specialise in providing a comprehensive range of firearms that meet the strict regulations and needs of Australian shooters. Whether you’re a sporting shooter, a hunter, or an enthusiast, our collection offers something for everyone, ensuring safety, quality, and performance.
  • Determine Your Eligibility:
– Be a NSW resident or about to become one.
– Be 18 years of age or over.
– Ensure you do not have disqualifying criminal history or orders that would prevent you from holding a licence.
  • Establish a Genuine Reason:

Choose from one of the eight genuine reasons for possessing and using a firearm, including:

– Sport/Target Shooting
– Recreational Hunting/Vermin Control
– Primary Production
– Vertebrate Pest Animal Control
– Business or Employment
– Rural Occupation
– Animal Welfare
– Firearms Collection

Note: Personal protection or the protection of another person does not constitute a genuine reason for possession and use of a firearm. Additionally, the protection of property does not constitute a genuine reason for possession and use of a firearm, other than for the genuine reason of Business Security Industry. 

  • Complete a Firearms Safety Training Course:

– Enroll in and complete a firearms safety training course from an approved provider. In 2024, Razorback Outdoors will be offering firearms safety training courses.
– Obtain a certificate upon successful completion.

  • Apply Online via the NSW Police Force Community Portal:
– Create or log into a MyServiceNSW Account.
– Provide proof of identity documents (ensuring the name matches exactly with your Service NSW account).
– Provide your firearms safety training certificate or details of your previously held or current interstate firearms licence.
– Provide supporting documents for your genuine reason.
– If applying for a licence above category A, provide evidence of a ‘special need’.
– Have a current credit card ready for payment of applicable fees.
  • Await Application Processing:
– There is a mandatory 28-day waiting period for all new applications, though some may take longer to process due to thorough reviews for public safety.
– Ensure all requested information is complete to avoid delays.
  • Understand and Prepare for Licence Holder Obligations:
– Familiarize yourself with the general legislative requirements of the Firearms Act 1996 and Firearms Regulation 2017.
– Prepare to meet safe storage requirements for the category of licence and type of firearm you will possess.
  • Receive and Maintain Your Licence:
– Once approved, you will receive your licence, valid for either 2 or 5 years depending on your selection and payment.
– Regularly review and adhere to all conditions and responsibilities, including safe storage and handling of your firearms.
  • Additional Notes:
– Fee exemptions may apply to primary producers and pensioners under certain conditions.
– Continuously ensure that you remain a fit and proper person to hold a firearms licence.

Disclaimer:

The information provided here on obtaining a firearms licence in NSW is general in nature and intended for informational purposes only. Tactical Outfitters Pty Ltd trading as Razorback Outdoors does not accept responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of this information. The steps, requirements, and processes for obtaining a firearms licence can vary and may change over time. For the most current and authoritative guidance, please refer directly to the official NSW Police Force resources. We strongly recommend visiting the NSW Police Force website or contacting them directly for the most up-to-date information regarding firearms licensing in NSW.

For the latest information, please refer to the NSW Police Force’s information on obtaining a firearms licence:

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