MentellusMaximus
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Do you own a firearm?
Nope. got nothing against guns but to get through all the red tape to owning one.
Wasn't working when I posted. I checked it a few times, actually
Its actually not so bad...you just have to have the mindset thats its 6 months at least of waiting and some faffing around for the paperwork but if you sort things out quicker, bonus for you...Nope. got nothing against guns but to get through all the red tape to owning one.
Care to elaborate on the "red tape".Nope. got nothing against guns but to get through all the red tape to owning one.
I apologise, I have no knowledge about the procedures involved in getting a gun. Just repeating from what I have heard it's quite a process. A good reminder to not speak on matters you have no knowledge about.Care to elaborate on the "red tape".
If you start today, on an average estimate you'll have your FA at home within nine [9] months, if you still obviously have to do your proficiency training, and then submit and wait for your competency from SAPS.
As mentioned, you can now collect your FA with a "printout" from your local Police Station, so that alone knocks off about 6 weeks of waiting for your physical license card.
All I will say is, and yes it might sound corny, “It's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.”
Like on all topics and subjects, there's always "braai stories" involved.I apologise, I have no knowledge about the procedures involved in getting a gun. Just repeating from what I have heard it's quite a process. A good reminder to not speak on matters you have no knowledge about.
I have a very bad temper - like I’m a fireball. So; not yet. Until I’ve resolved those temper issues I won’t be having any firearm or any weapon around me. I fell like with age I’m getting better. I also feel like even though SA is a violent country, I have never felt unsafe anywhere. I grew up in the township. I’m streetwise so yeah I’m good for now. Above all else. I’m fearless.
I apologise, I have no knowledge about the procedures involved in getting a gun. Just repeating from what I have heard it's quite a process. A good reminder to not speak on matters you have no knowledge about.
Jip and if you want double digit guns, just need money to buy them and submit application fees.No need to apologise.
It is a bit of a process and effort, and takes time.
But, it is absolutely doable for everyone who is serious about it.
Most of the people who claim it is ‘too much red tape’ are lazy or looking for excuses.
If you want it, it is possible.
Jip and if you want double digit guns, just need money to buy them and submit application fees.
Do they test for bad tempers?
Do they test for bad tempers?
Who are "they" ? and "how" would they test it ?Do they test for bad tempers?
Lol.I have a very bad temper - like I’m a fireball. So; not yet. Until I’ve resolved those temper issues I won’t be having any firearm or any weapon around me. I fell like with age I’m getting better. I also feel like even though SA is a violent country, I have never felt unsafe anywhere. I grew up in the township. I’m streetwise so yeah I’m good for now. Above all else. I’m fearless.
They equals competency test and I have no fukken idea hence the kak question.Who are "they" ? and "how" would they test it ?