11 Sports, athletics and other approved activities
Firearms Act 1968 (1968 c 27) | Legislation

11  Sports, athletics and other approved activities

(1)     A person carrying a firearm or ammunition belonging to another person holding a certificate under this Act may, without himself holding such a certificate, have in his possession that firearm or ammunition under instructions from, and for the use of, that other person for sporting purposes only[; but where the person carrying the firearm or ammunition is under the age of eighteen, this subsection applies only if the other person is of or over the age of

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