QUICK FIST Clamp - Gun Clamp

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When stored in dwellings, or in surgeries attached to or containing the dwelling of the veterinary surgeon or resident staff of the practice, the conditions applicable to their classification as either section 1 & 2 or section 5 (modified or unmodified) firearms should be applied. b) customers being allowed to accompany the dealer or employee to the location of the storage area. If the risk is assessed as being greater than the previous level due to additional factors such as:

Lighting should be provided to ensure that persons in the armoury can operate safely and securely. Any lighting system must provide sufficient illumination in the armoury to allow for proper supervision. Enclosed fittings must be used in such areas. Serving police officers, police support staff, Police and Crime commissioners or their support staff may not act as referees. Registered firearms dealers may not act as referees except under specific circumstances as described in the guidance notes 10.15. Multiple leg angles - again, all tripods tested featured three angle positions. These can be used in any combination for variations of prone, kneeling, and standing shots. For these purposes, a “substantial” number of firearms should be considered with regard to the type of firearms, their potential danger if misused and their likely attractiveness to criminals – for example, forces may wish to exclude muzzle loading shotguns and muzzle loading rifles given they rarely feature in criminal use. At the lower end the number might vary between six and ten, depending on the type of firearm concerned, whilst anything over ten would rarely be lower than level 2. It must be stressed, however, that it is not enough to base an assessment on the number of firearms alone – all factors mentioned above and in paragraph 2.20 should be taken into account. Sound moderators, spare barrels, spare cylinders and component parts should not be considered as part of the total.Provision of at least 4 fixing holes to take not less than 10mm diameter fastening devices. The holes to be spaced to provide maximum binding of cabinet to structure. Never U-turn – When firing on a stand, resist the urge to turn around after shooting just one of the pellets from your chamber. It’s a common habit and often results in a weapon being pointed directly at your own groin. If you’re going to turn around, at least make sure to break your gun first. The reason for this being one of safety in that the guns, if not secured properly, could fall into the hands of criminals or persons such as young children or inexperienced persons. In all cases where a gun falls into the wrong hands, the consequences could and have proved fatal. Keeping the keys to your gun cabinet safe is just as important as investing in a police-approved storage container for your firearms. It is a condition of the UK firearms licensing, breaching which is considered a criminal offence.

Consignment/delivery confirmation should be by signature of the respective consignor and consignee or their servant/employee. It is also a condition on all firearm and shotgun certificates that each gun held must be kept secure. It is an offence not to do so, which could result in a court appearance and also the revocation of your certificate should the conditions be breached in any way. Competitors use bent steel which is the cheapest possible way of manufacturing a gun clamp. Bent steel is heavy and rusts when scratched along. Competitors options;

The Wicked Lights Rekon carbon fibre shooting tripod system is a shooting specific tripod system designed for use by long range precision shooters, snipers and hunters.

g) for doors with external hinges, hinge bolts should be provided. Hinge bolts should be continuously welded to the inner surface at the hinge side of the door and extend to a distance of at least 20mm behind the door surround. When the door is in a closed position, the hinge bolts should fit snugly against the door surround. The bolts to be of not less than 20mm by 40mm cross-sectional. The upper bolts should be positioned at or above the level of the hinge; with lower hinge bolts at or below the level of the lower hinge. The number of hinge bolts fitted should be dependent on the height of the door, but in no case should there be fewer than two. Where there are more than two, it is desirable that they be equally spaced; c) Protected by an intruder alarm to BS4737 3.30:2015 or equivalent and ideally monitored by a NSI monitoring centre with an appropriate response.