So I may be missing something, but I cant find anything talking about a round count... I see primer counts ...
http://www.mass.gov/eopss/docs/dfs/osfm/cmr/cmr-secured/527013.pdf
http://www.mass.gov/eopss/docs/dfs/osfm/cmr/cmr-secured/527013.pdf
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It sounds like a great idea to notify the government about how much ammo you have so "they," whoever has access to those public records, know where to go or who to publish in the next list in the paper.
What were some of the questions on the application? Like, where in the house is it stored, etc?My permit was $25 for lifetime.
What were some of the questions on the application? Like, where in the house is it stored, etc?
My permit was $25 for lifetime.
Get an explosive permit, one of these. $25 bucks for a lifetime and boosts your round count to 100K:
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Be sure that permit is displayed "conspicuously". Maybe some neon, flashing lights?
I had no real questions from my Fire Chief to get mine. I've also heard that having this permit exempts you from having everything under lock and key but I have not been able to confirm that.
I had no real questions from my Fire Chief to get mine. I've also heard that having this permit exempts you from having everything under lock and key but I have not been able to confirm that.
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