Sch. 2 section 24 when so requested by any member of the police force. (12) Items 5(7) and (8) do not apply to an antique Sch. 2 item 5(12) handgun collectors licence. inserted by No. 78/2005 s. 61(3), amended by No. 50/2007 s. 55(3). (13) The holder of an antique handgun collectors Sch. 2 item 5(13) licence must take all reasonable measures to inserted by ensure the secure storage of the firearms while in No. 78/2005 s. 61(3). carriage for the purposes of display or on display. 6 Firearms heirlooms licences (1) The licence applies only to the firearm or firearms specified in the licence. (2) The firearms kept under the licence must be kept at the premises specified in the licence. (3) Any of the firearms kept under the licence may be carried only for the purposes of acquisition, disposal or repair. (4) The firearms kept under the licence must not be used. (5) The firearms kept under the licence must be rendered permanently inoperable as follows— (a) in the case of firearms with fixed firing pins, the pin must be ground flush with the face of the bolt, in any other case, the pin must be removed completely; and (b) in the case of firearms with a firing pin hole, the hole must be filled from the front end with weld; and (c) the barrel must be rendered inoperative by—
section 24 when so requested by any member of the police force. Sch. 2 item 5(12) inserted by No. 78/2005 s. 61(3), amended by No. 50/2007 s. 55(3). (12) Items 5(7) and (8) do not apply to an antique handgun collectors licence. Sch. 2 item 5(13) inserted by No. 78/2005 s. 61(3). (13) The holder of an antique handgun collectors licence must take all reasonable measures to ensure the secure storage of the firearms while in carriage for the purposes of display or on display. 6 Firearms heirlooms licences (1) The licence applies only to the firearm or firearms specified in the licence. (2) The firearms kept under the licence must be kept at the premises specified in the licence. Sch. 2 (3) Any of the firearms kept under the licence may be carried only for the purposes of acquisition, disposal or repair. (4) The firearms kept under the licence must not be used. (5) The firearms kept under the licence must be rendered permanently inoperable as follows— (a) in the case of firearms with fixed firing pins, the pin must be ground flush with the face of the bolt, in any other case, the pin must be removed completely; and (b) in the case of firearms with a firing pin hole, the hole must be filled from the front end with weld; and (c) the barrel must be rendered inoperative by—