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About this Course

Courses delivered under a third party arrangement with Asset College RTO 31718
Firearms Safety Course 11029NAT (approved for firearms licensing in Queensland) provides the basic skills and knowledge essential to firearms legislation, firearms safety in the community, licensing requirements, safe handling, safe storage and transport, as well as additional information which is essential to all shooters.
This course covers all the most common firearms used for sports/target, recreational and occupational shooting activities. Examples of firearms under these categories include:
  • Air Rifles
  • Single and Double Barrel Shotguns
  • Bolt Action Rifles
  • Lever Action Rifles
  • Pump Action Rifles    Muzzle Loading Firearm
  • Combination Guns (Rifle and Shotgun)
  • Semi-Auto Pistols

  • Revolvers
  • Paintball Guns
  • Cross Bows
  • Semi-Automatic & Pump Action Shotguns
  • Semi-Automatic center fire and rim fire rifles

Firearms Licensing

Firearms Licensing in Queensland is administered by the QLD Police Weapons Licensing Branch.
Information regarding the License Application process is provided during the course. For more information about licensing or to lodge an online application visit the Weapons Licensing website: Weapons Licensing

Note – for an overview on “who can apply” for a Weapons License in Queensland, please visit the following link: Licences

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Entry Requirements

To participate in this course, students must meet the following requirements:

  1. Must be over 18 years of age (or have written consent from parent/guardian to attend)
  2. Must not have any physical or other impairment which would prevent you from handling firearms safely – if unsure, seek advice from your GP or contact us to discuss suitability
  3. Must not have any criminal convictions (relating to drug use, violence or weapons) in the past 5 years
  4. Must not have been a subject to a domestic violence order in the past 5 years
  5. Must not have been a subject to an involuntary mental health order in the past 5 years.

For an overview on what is considered a “fit and proper’ person to hold a Queensland Weapons Act License please visit the following link : Fit and Proper

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