Deer Act 1963 (Repealed 25.10.1991)
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SCHEDULE 2 Prohibited Firearms and Ammunition
Section 3. Firearms 1 Any smooth bore gun . . . 2 Any rifle having a calibre of less than ·240 inches or a muzzle energy of less than 1,700 foot pounds. 3 Any air gun, air rifle or air pistol. Ammunition 4 Any cartridge for use in a smooth bore gun . . . 5 Any bullet for use in a rifle other than a soft-nosed or hollow-nosed bullet.
SCHEDULE 2 Prohibited Firearms and Ammunition
Section 3. Firearms 1 Any smooth bore gun . . . 2 Any rifle having a calibre of less than ·240 inches or a muzzle energy of less than 1,700 foot pounds. 3 Any air gun, air rifle or air pistol. Ammunition 4 Any cartridge for use in a smooth bore gun . . . 5 Any bullet for use in a rifle other than a soft-nosed or hollow-nosed bullet.
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