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How BBC Antiques Roadshow expert Bill Harriman stopped a machete court trial

How BBC Antiques Roadshow expert Bill Harriman stopped a machete court trial
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Shooting UK brings you up to date news, features, reviews and videos from Shooting Times and Sporting Gun as well as Airgun Shooter magazine.

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Antiques Roadshow expert features in Carlisle machete case

THE prosecution of a man for having a machete in his Carlisle home has been dropped – thanks to the intervention of a BBC Antiques Roadshow expert.

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Destroy a shotgun - can you legally do it yourself? What's the advice?

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Is it something you can DIY or do you have to pay a gunshop to do it? Bill Harriman enlightens our readers.
Sometimes we have a gun that isn’t worth anything, doesn’t work and really doesn’t deserve any space in your gun cabinet. It may be one you inherited or one that you’ve had for many years that has outgrown its use.
So what should you do? Is it against the law to destroy a shotgun or if you follow certain rules, can you do it legally? It’s a question we’re asked fairly regularly by readers so we put it to Bill Harriman, Director of Firearms for the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC). His answer is informative and useful.

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