Get Form 30 Proof Of Id Dec1.pdf - Pistol Shooting Queensland

Firearms Licence It allows you to possess and use single shot or manual repeating rifles and shotguns (categories A and B). Genuine reasons for a firearms licence include sports or target shooting, recreational or occupational reasons (for example, if you work in primary production).

Firearm Offences QLD For recreational shooting on any rural land, the area of the property you would like to shoot on has to be of sufficient size to ensure the safe use of the category/ies of weapons which is normally more than 40 acres.

In Queensland, you must have a valid weapons licence to use a gun, crossbow, paintball gun or even certain types of knife. While a weapons licence allows you to operate a weapon - you will also need a permit to acquire to own or buy a weapon.

A minor's licence can only be issued to someone between the ages of 11 and 17 years. Once you turn 18, you will need to apply for an adult licence, as your minor's licence will no longer be valid. A minor's licence allows you to possess and use rifles, shotguns and pistols (categories A, B, C and H only).

Weapons Licensing have a dedicated Concierge Team who triage all incoming general enquiry calls to our public on contact number (07) 3015 7777.

The first Category A Shotgun you buy, 28 day wait. The first Category B Centrefire Rifle you buy, 28 day wait. Once you serve these waiting periods once and the first gun is registered to your licence, a Permit to Acquire can take anywhere between 3-21 business days to be issued.

Unlike NSW, it is not illegal to possess or use a gel blaster in Queensland because a 'gel blaster' is not considered a firearm or weapon under the Qld firearm laws. That said, while you don't need to have a firearms licence to have and use a gel blaster in Qld, it is illegal to carry one in public sight.