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No regulated activity with gun with no identification mark

Guns, Explosives and Weapons Control (Guns) Regulations 2025

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—(1) A holder of a relevant gun licence authorising the holder to carry on a regulated activity involving a gun, must not carry on the regulated activity if the gun involved does not have an identification mark marked on the gun in accordance with paragraph (2).(2) An identification mark for a gun must —(a)in the case of a firearm — be stamped or engraved into part of the metal structure of the firearm, and on the outside surface of the firearm where it can be easily seen; or(b)in the case of any other gun — be stamped or otherwise marked on a part of the gun that is on the outside surface of the gun where it can be easily seen.(3) For the purposes of these Regulations, a gun does not have an identification mark as required under these Regulations if the identifying mark has been defaced, altered or removed without the express consent of a Licensing Officer.(4) In this regulation, “relevant gun licence” means any of the following:(a)a gun manufacturing licence;(b)a gun repair licence;(c)a gun supplier’s licence;(d)a gun trader’s licence;(e)an armourer’s licence;(f)a gun possession licence;(g)a gun use licence.

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