Licencing

1. Firearm Proficiency Training
2. Competency certification
3. Purchase your firearm and apply for licencing
4. Collect firearm licence from SAPS once approved

STEP 1: FIREARM PROFICIENCY TRAINING
Our proficiency training takes you through the basic theory of owning, carrying and using a firearm as well as the practical confidence of actually taking a shot.

How to start the process:

1. Collect your training manuals from our shop or have them couriered to you
2. Complete the open-book test found in each module  in the comfort of your home
3. Book a date that best suits you to write your closed-book test and practical shoot
4. Please note that the Legal module is mandatory and needs to be completed for the other modules to be valid

MODULES:

You can also purchase a Combination Manual - this consists of the legal test as well as all 4 unit standards mentioned above. The cost is R5 500.00


Regulation 21

All private security operators actively working in South Africa need to complete a regulation 21 course once a year to stay compliant with the law.

We offer the full range of regulation 21 modules

R950.00 - includes one module e.g. Handgun. Additional modules are charged at R450.00

We offer the full range of business purpose firearm proficiency courses. The process of obtaining your business purpose proficiency is exactly the same as your private proficiency.

MODULES:

You can also purchase a Business Combination Manual - this consists of the legal test as well as all 4 unit standards mentioned above. 
The cost is R6 600.00 (Saving of R1 000.00)


STEP 1: COMPETENCY CERTIFICATION
Once you've successfully completed your firearm proficiency course, you'll apply for competency at SAPS.


STEP 2: PURCHASE YOUR FIREARM AND APPLY FOR FOR OUR LICENCE
You can purchase a firearm at any stage during the competency waiting period. This is a good time to start testing firearms to see which suits your needs and to sign up for private training with Gunnery Arms & Ammo on how to handle and use of your firearm.

Once you've received your competency certification from SAPS and have purchased your firearm, you will need a written motivation to apply for your firearm licence. We can assist with compiling your entire application including the motivation. Our partner, Gunlicence will assist you.


Types of motivations may differ

• New firearm motivations
• Pre-owned firearm motivations
• Estate-owned firearm motivations
• Estate firearms inherited or purchased from the estate motivations