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Can Australians own semi-auto rifles?
Australian Firearms Category C
Allows for pump-action or self-loading shotguns with magazines of five rounds or less, and semi-automatic rimfire rifles with a capacity of ten rounds or less.
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Under Australian state and territory laws, licensed firearms owners are required to store ammunition in a locked container that is separate from the container or safe where the firearms are stored. This separation ensures that unauthorized individuals cannot easily access both firearms and their ammunition together. The specific rules for storage vary by state, but the principle of separate, locked containers for firearms and ammunition is a national requirement.
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Can Australians own suppressors?
No, suppressors (also known as silencers) are illegal for general civilian ownership and possession in Canada, as they are classified as prohibited devices under the Criminal Code. Possession, use, and transport of suppressors are effectively banned for most individuals.
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Can Australians use self defense as a valid reason for a firearm license?
No, Australians generally cannot use self-defense as a "genuine reason" to obtain a firearm license, as personal protection is explicitly not a lawful reason under the National Firearms Agreement (NFA)
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Do australians have to store their guns in a government approved gun safe?
Yes, Australians are required to store their firearms in a secure, locked container that meets strict construction standards, such as a purpose-built steel safe or a secure room, with the specific requirements varying by state and territory but generally involving the safe being fixed to the building's structure. Ammunition must typically be stored separately from firearms.
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In addition: the walls must also be at leadt 1.6mm thick.