Really? Mine was all spoken... And I've had my license for only a few years so not like we're talking an age ago.
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Funny you say that. I've done the test twice. Once when I turned 18 as I wanted my license but never followed through on the paperwork and 5 years ago when I finally got around to getting it 6 years later.
First test was a sit down session at an old blokes home with a video and handouts followed by practical test with a 22 and the second time me and the missus went down to the local range, answered a few basic questions and we were done.
It sounds like NSW is the easiest state to get a license from what I've been reading here.
Ring FAR for paperwork, find somone at a range to do test (every range has at least 1 person able to do it), send paperwork off with safety course certificate and genuine reason, wait from a month to 6 weeks and your all sweet to head to the rta for a photo if your approved.
No, not at all... I hate campers!!! I'm more of a run 'n' gun type of player!!
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Next NP.com.au meet up......
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I did mine in Jan, might be slightly different between courses..... and the video was ancient, they said apparently there is a new one in production though. Basically even if it is all spoken (with or without powerpoint) they make sure you known everything prior to your test.
And just confirming for anyone else in eastern side of Melbourne, the only place for the test in our entire region is Knox.
Had my application countersigned by my Reference today and got my 100points of ID Certified by my Colleague who is an Engineer today. Ready to go.
I will find your camping arse, knife you in the back then t-bag your digital carcass!!!
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All done, 30/30!!
If you fail that course then there's something wrong with you!
All passed and easy as.
On the day I turned 18 I walked into the local police station and hit the cop up for a firearms licence, paid $20 on the spot at walked out with it 10 minutes later, that was back in 1983, how things have changed....for the worse to.
I didn't think there were firearms licences until 95. All we had to have up till then (in Tassie at least) was a hunting licence which you would just go into the local sports shop and get in most cases a day or two before a particular season opened.
If the internet was to one day implode I wont miss it.
On seconds thoughts yes I will :1087:
A big congratulations to Darren today for getting his licence.. well done.
Now no fighting or violence young man !!!! LOL
WooHooo after 20 years of procrastination I finally got my gun license today!!!:thumbup:
Haha about time lol. Good work mate now you have another bloody expensive hobby lol
Well done Andy! Good to hear mate. Fun times ahead