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Flew, Catherine and Angus Urquhart. 2004 ‘Quantity of Ammunition.’ Strengthening Small Arms controls: An Audit of Small Arms Control Legislation in the Great Lakes Region and the Horn of Africa - Sudan, p. 22. London: Saferworld / SaferAfrica. 1 February

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Quantity of Ammunition

Arms, Ammunition & Explosives Regulations 1993, incorporating Amendment No. 1 of 1997

Art. 7

No person may have in his possession any ammunition, unless:

(A) such ammunition is for importation for a firearm in his possession and he has a valid licence for such [firearm] in accordance with the provisions of the law.

Schedule I

(3) Ammunition Authorised Annually to Citizens and Diplomats

Pistols
Quantity to diplomats: 25
Quantity to citizens: 10–15 rounds a year

Rifles
Quantity to diplomats: 50
Quantity to citizens: 20 rounds

Magnum rifles
Quantity to diplomats: 50
Quantity to citizens: 20 rounds

Morris rifles
Quantity to diplomats: 200
Quantity to citizens: 200 rounds

Shotguns
Quantity to diplomats: 200
Quantity to citizens: 300 rounds

Air pistols and rifles
Quantity to diplomats: 500
Quantity to citizens: 500 rounds

ID: Q5169

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