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Post by rao » Wed Dec 24, 2008 1:04 am

hi there,
i am being issued my firearms (revolver/pistol) license shortly.i'll get it in maybe a day or two with validity in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
can anyone tell me the max limit of ammo i can get and the procedure that i may have to follow????
i'm a member of the RAAP (RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF ANDHRA PRADESH)
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Post by raj » Wed Dec 24, 2008 8:53 am

rao";p="62682 wrote: hi there,
i am being issued my firearms (revolver/pistol) license shortly.i'll get it in maybe a day or two with validity in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
can anyone tell me the max limit of ammo i can get and the procedure that i may have to follow????
i'm a member of the RAAP (RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF ANDHRA PRADESH)
---rao
hi,
my .22 licence has an ammo limit:maximum in one year=25
maximum to be possesed at any time =10

it can be increased by ADM or collector by giving an application with a valid reason.
licence issued for sports has a high ammo limit as compared to self-defence licence.

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Post by dev » Wed Dec 24, 2008 2:19 pm

raj";p="62696 wrote:
rao";p="62682 wrote: hi there,
i am being issued my firearms (revolver/pistol) license shortly.i'll get it in maybe a day or two with validity in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
can anyone tell me the max limit of ammo i can get and the procedure that i may have to follow????
i'm a member of the RAAP (RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF ANDHRA PRADESH)
---rao
hi,
my .22 licence has an ammo limit:maximum in one year=25
maximum to be possesed at any time =10

it can be increased by ADM or collector by giving an application with a valid reason.
licence issued for sports has a high ammo limit as compared to self-defence licence.

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raj
Run and get your quota increased to atleast 250/500. Which means 250 at a time and not more than five hundred in a year. Which is reasonably decent and then if you become a sports shooter you can have it increased to much more.

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Post by badshah0522 » Wed Dec 24, 2008 4:22 pm

Why are you so worried Mr Rao,,wait for 2-3 day until you receive your booklet and it will be clearly mentioned over it.
rao";p="62682 wrote: hi there,
i am being issued my firearms (revolver/pistol) license shortly.i'll get it in maybe a day or two with validity in the state of Andhra Pradesh.
can anyone tell me the max limit of ammo i can get and the procedure that i may have to follow????
i'm a member of the RAAP (RIFLE ASSOCIATION OF ANDHRA PRADESH)
---rao
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Post by andy_65_in » Wed Dec 24, 2008 7:31 pm

What reasons could possibly be given for such an increase.obviously everyone has applied for a licence for self defence( i mean you cant quote hunting as in the OLDEN GOLDEN days).anyone who could suggest some workable reasons other than being renowed shooter which i am not.

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Post by raj » Wed Dec 24, 2008 9:03 pm

andy_65_in";p="62749 wrote: What reasons could possibly be given for such an increase.obviously everyone has applied for a licence for self defence( i mean you cant quote hunting as in the OLDEN GOLDEN days).anyone who could suggest some workable reasons other than being renowed shooter which i am not.
there are two ways to do that.
1.get a temporary increase in your yearly quota by stating that you have consumed your 25 carts in testing and checking your weapon and you need more for your protection----this excuse have worked for many people.
2.get a permanent increase ---i have seen this thing happen to only sports shooters.
Disclaimer:none of the reasons stated above should be used as a legal advice.applicant would be fully responsible for consequences and not me!!! :wink: :D :wink:
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Post by andy_65_in » Thu Dec 25, 2008 7:16 pm

Thanks Raj.think increase in ammo for self defense would be the simple reason to quote

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Post by Mack The Knife » Mon Dec 29, 2008 8:13 am

If one is serious about using a firearm for self defence, then it is the responsibility of the licence holder to practice as much as any target shooter, if not more. A life is far more important than a medal, regardless of how prestigious that may be.

This is a valid and common sense reason for having an adequate ammo quota.

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Post by raj » Mon Dec 29, 2008 8:29 am

Mack The Knife Bana";p="63000 wrote: If one is serious about using a firearm for self defence, then it is the responsibility of the licence holder to practice as much as any target shooter, if not more. A life is far more important than a medal, regardless of how prestigious that may be.

This is a valid and common sense reason for having an adequate ammo quota.
I totally agree with you sir.saving one's life is far more important than getting a medal.
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Post by andy_65_in » Mon Jan 19, 2009 6:55 pm

Hi Mack The Knife,raj-i ve got 2 all india arms licences issued from government of manipur.now who can increase the ammo limit on these licences-the original issuing authority or else the DM of my current place of residence etc.i have NOCs for both and have just now got them renewed from dehradun ( where i am at present) for next 3 years.

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Post by The Doc » Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:09 pm

andy_65_in";p="64813 wrote: i ve got 2 all india arms licences issued from government of manipur
i have NOCs for both and have just now got them renewed from dehradun
2 Licenses ? Both in your name ?? :? :?
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Post by andy_65_in » Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:12 pm

yep DOC. they are essentially transfer of my fathers both weapons onto me

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Post by Risala » Mon Jan 19, 2009 7:35 pm

andy_65_in";p="64813 wrote:Hi Mack The Knife,raj-i ve got 2 all india arms licences issued from government of manipur.now who can increase the ammo limit on these licences-the original issuing authority or else the DM of my current place of residence etc.i have NOCs for both and have just now got them renewed from dehradun ( where i am at present) for next 3 years.
The local licencing authority that has renewed your licence.

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