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Firearms Act 1997

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21 Interstate transactions between dealers Despite anything to the contrary in this Act, the holder of a firearms dealer licence is, for the purposes of a transaction between the holder and the holder of a corresponding licence, authorised to buy a firearm from the holder of that corresponding licence.

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