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CROSSBOW INFORMATION
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click here.
Listed below are the laws set
by each State and Territory of Australia:
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
From 1 June 2006 crossbows are now classified as "dangerous
articles". While there is no requirement for a license, the manufacture, sale,
distribution, supply or possession of crossbows requires "lawful purpose".
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Crossbow ownership has been prohibited, permission for ownership could be obtained
up to June 30th 2011 , please see the WA Police website. HUNTING has been
prohibited with a crossbow, this includes Feral game.
QUEENSLAND
New legislation was introduced in QUEENSLAND on 1 November 2004.
Please note that we can no longer supply crossbows to Queensland customers
directly, except via a licensed Queensland-based firearms dealer. However we can
still help you with the selection of our equipment, assistance with arranging
your purchase and other important advice.
TASMANIA
Crossbows are now prohibited in TASMANIA. You need to apply to
the Police Commissioner for permission to own and use a crossbow.
VICTORIA
The new VICTORIAN Legislation regarding crossbows came into effect on 1 July
2004. This requires all crossbow owners/shooters to apply for permission and pay
a fee. MEMBERS OF APPROVED SPORTING BODIES WILL BE EXEMPT FROM FEES BUT YOU MUST
APPLY FOR EXEMPTION.
NEW SOUTH WALES and ACT
NSW and ACT customers are advised that crossbows are prohibited in both
jurisdictions, except that it is possible to obtain a permit for bona fide
target shooting at recognized archery clubs. Please consult respective
authorities.
DISCLAIMER: Information on this page is for reference only. Not necessarily
up to date.
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