3 Gun Tactical arranges for your firearm to be rendered permanently inoperable by a licensed armourer and returned with the Form 31 certificate required by Queensland Weapons Licensing.
Drop off at Tingalpa QLD with your current licence.
$389.00
Available on back-order
The Decommission/Deactivation service is for owners who want a firearm made permanently inoperable rather than sold or surrendered, for example a family heirloom, a collector’s piece or a display item. Queensland Police Weapons Licensing requires the firearm to be made incapable of being discharged in a way that is irreversible, and only a licensed armourer is authorised to render a firearm permanently inoperable or certify that it is. 3 Gun Tactical takes the firearm in at Tingalpa, arranges the work through a licensed armourer, and returns it to you with the completed Form 31 certificate, which you then forward to Weapons Licensing.
Who is allowed to deactivate a firearm in Queensland? Queensland Police state that a licensed armourer is the only person authorised to render a firearm permanently inoperable, and that the armourer issues the Form 31 certificate.
What happens after the work? You receive the firearm and the completed Form 31. Queensland Police state you must forward this form to Weapons Licensing.
Do I still need a licence afterwards? Queensland Police list a Category A, B or C weapon rendered permanently inoperable among replica weapons, for which no weapons licence is required; other categories and cases should be confirmed with Weapons Licensing.
Firearms are accepted for deactivation only from holders of a current Australian firearms licence. 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Firearms Dealer 50001578, Tingalpa QLD.
The Decommission/Deactivation service is for owners who want a firearm made permanently inoperable rather than sold or surrendered, for example a family heirloom, a collector’s piece or a display item. Queensland Police Weapons Licensing requires the firearm to be made incapable of being discharged in a way that is irreversible, and only a licensed armourer is authorised to render a firearm permanently inoperable or certify that it is. 3 Gun Tactical takes the firearm in at Tingalpa, arranges the work through a licensed armourer, and returns it to you with the completed Form 31 certificate, which you then forward to Weapons Licensing.
Who is allowed to deactivate a firearm in Queensland? Queensland Police state that a licensed armourer is the only person authorised to render a firearm permanently inoperable, and that the armourer issues the Form 31 certificate.
What happens after the work? You receive the firearm and the completed Form 31. Queensland Police state you must forward this form to Weapons Licensing.
Do I still need a licence afterwards? Queensland Police list a Category A, B or C weapon rendered permanently inoperable among replica weapons, for which no weapons licence is required; other categories and cases should be confirmed with Weapons Licensing.
Firearms are accepted for deactivation only from holders of a current Australian firearms licence. 3 Gun Tactical, Licensed Firearms Dealer 50001578, Tingalpa QLD.
| Brand | 3 Gun Tactical |
|---|---|
| Service type | Firearm deactivation (permanently inoperable) |
| Location | Drop-off and collection at Tingalpa QLD |
| Requirements | Current firearms licence, Firearm unloaded and cased |
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