With our unblemished reputation and our longstanding commitment to serving the purpose of the Firearms Control act 60 of 2000 and the previous act, we have become the leader in our field. The current owner has been in the trade for more than 25 years.
We were the first to establish a firearm training facility in the area long before firearm training became a pre-requisite for a firearm licence. As a well-established dealer, we can meet the challenges of the Firearm Control Act, to inform and meet the requirements of the shooting public of this area and serve them with the skill and dedication required by good sound business practice and the law.
We also buy and sell secondhand firearms, plus do motivations for firearm license applications.
Firearms Training Courses Offered
The scope of our accreditation includes the following unit standards:
Code | Description | Total |
117705 | Knowledge of FCA (Firearms Control Act) of 2000 | R 1000.00 |
119649 | Handle & Use of a Handgun | R 1400.00 |
119650 | Handle & Use of a Self-Loading Rifle | R 1400.00 |
119651 | Handle & Use of a Manually Operated Rifle | R 1400.00 |
119652 | Handle & Use of a Shotgun | R 1400.00 |
123511 | Handle of a Handgun (Business Purposes) | R 1750.00 |
123514 | Handle of a Self-Loading Rifle (Business Purposes) | R 1750.00 |
123515 | Handle of a Manually-Operated Rifle (Business Purposes) | R 1750.00 |
123519 | Handle of a Shotgun (Business Purposes) | R 1750.00 |
Required Steps
You will need to complete the following steps to obtain your new firearm:
- Do firearm training at an accredited PFTC training provider.
- You need to apply for a competency at your local police station. They will need a set of fingerprints, 2x passport photos and contact details of 3x people you know.
- You need to purchase a firearm to obtain a serial number to submit a licence application.
- Apply for a firearm licence at SAPS.
Our firearm training centre in Empangeni, as well as our shooting range, are fully accredited with The South African Police Service, NRCS, SASSETA, PFTC (South African Professional Firearm Trainers) and IFTA (The International Firearm Training Academy).