P660 form 2026

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The document is a Genuine Reason Form for Sport/Target Shooting issued by the NSW Police Force Firearms Registry. It outlines the requirements for individuals applying for a firearms licence to participate in target shooting, including the necessity of being a member of an approved shooting club and providing relevant certifications. The form specifies different categories of firearms licences (A, B, C, H) and includes sections for applicant details, club membership certification, and an applicant's declaration regarding the accuracy of provided information.

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Begin by filling out your personal details in the 'APPLICANT DETAILS' section. Use BLACK PEN and CAPITAL LETTERS as instructed.
Select the appropriate licence types you are applying for by marking the corresponding box under 'LICENCE TYPES APPLIED FOR'. Ensure you understand which category applies to your situation.
In the 'CERTIFICATION - PRINCIPAL CLUB MEMBERSHIP' section, indicate your principal club membership by marking applicable boxes and providing necessary details such as Club Name and Membership Number.
If applying for a Category C licence, ensure you attach a medical certificate from a practitioner confirming your need for this type of firearm.
Finally, complete the 'APPLICANT'S DECLARATION' by signing and dating the form to confirm that all information provided is accurate.

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How do you transfer gun ownership in NSW?

Both the Buyer and the Seller MUST BE PRESENT AT THE SAME TIME. Dealer Transfer (NSW or Interstate): Registered Owner must be present with their Firearms Licence, registration paperwork (can be original paper or digital version but must be printed) and the firearm.

What are the rules for guns in Australia?

A person must have a firearm licence to possess or use a firearm. Licence holders must demonstrate a genuine reason (which does not include self-defence) for holding a firearm licence and must not be a prohibited person. All firearms must be registered by serial number to the owner.

What can stop you from getting a gun license in NSW?

A firearms licence or permit must be refused if the applicant: Is not a NSW resident (licence only). Is under 18 years of age (licence only). Is considered to be not fit and proper to possess firearms without danger to the public safety or to the peace. Has not completed the required firearms safety training course.

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What are the laws for guns in NSW?

A person must not possess or use a firearm, prohibited firearm or pistol unless the person is authorised to do so by a licence or permit. All firearms used by licence and permit holders in NSW must be registered, except for firearms that are exempt from registration requirements.

Is a car a safe storage for a gun in NSW?

At no time should a firearm be left or stored unattended or visible in a motor vehicle unless the firearms are stored in accordance with NSW Police recommendations. DPI Hunting Inspectors will check that all firearms are stored in accordance with the law.

What does the NSW Firearms Registry do?

The Firearms Registry offers a range of services, including issuing firearm licences and permits to individuals, businesses, clubs and dealers, the registration of firearms and the monitoring of compliance of the Firearms Act 1996, the Weapons Prohibition Act 1998 and associated regulations.

What is the p558 form for NSW firearms registry?

This form is used for registration of firearms for interstate licence holders moving to NSW and for general amnesties. The fee to register each firearm is $10 and may be paid using the credit card authority. A NSW firearms dealer must identify each firearm and sign this form. The dealer may charge for this service.

How many acres do you need for a gun license in NSW?

There is ZERO legislation that mentions sizes of land for licensing or permission to shoot. NSW FAR likes to throw numbers around but if you ask for a legislative reference they cannot provide one. Its solely based on zoning.

P660 form 2026

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