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Capie, David. 2002 ‘ASEAN country studies -- Indonesia: Domestic gun control.’ Small Arms Production and Transfers in South East Asia (146), p. 38. Canberra: Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, Australian National University. 1 January

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Indonesia: Domestic gun control

In order to get a firearms licence, an applicant must be a member of a shooting club that is officially recognised by the government, and he or she must then apply to the Chief of Police for a licence for a hunting rifle or weapon for sport.

If the application is approved, then a weapon can be purchased, but it must be kept at a police station.

When the weapon is required for hunting, the licensee must ask for permission to take the weapon out.

The police supply a letter authorising the bearer to have the weapon for a specific time and area.

After use the gun must be returned to the police station.

ID: Q851

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