Clay Shooting

Q&A

Guns in cars

Q I’m planning to replace my battered and very old 4x4 and purchase something more up to date. During the shooting year I frequently carry two or three shotguns and a load of ammunition around with me. It’s been a while since I bought a new vehicle, so could you remind me what I need to look out for when it comes to transporting my guns safely and securely?

A There is guidance in the Firearms Security Handbook, and the latest version is accessible online – but that is only guidance and is of limited help when you’re choosing which car or truck to buy.

The guidance recommends that firearms are transported in a vehicle which has an alarm or immobiliser fitted. Other than

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