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01-05-20, 19:00
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Two year amnesty and can continue to be stored as per their previous classifications. Can only be transported once either to bring them home or to bring them back to their owner.
Very encompassing, and bans a lot of historic items that are of no particular threat to the public. It would appear that the 2" mortar may not be re-classified as it's muzzle velocity is under the threshold to be classed as a firearm, but we'll see once the firearms tables are made available again. They are talking about future buybacks as well as grandfathering. Last edited by rob love; 02-05-20 at 05:32. 
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