NSW firearms law is technical and strict. We defend possession, safe-keeping, prohibited weapons and alleged modifications under the Firearms Act 1996 (NSW) and related laws.
We challenge searches and warrants, test ballistic and classification opinions, and negotiate outcomes that avoid mandatory licensing consequences where possible.
Licensing and rural reality
Many Australians rely on firearms and a licence for farm work and to protect stock. Xavier is experienced with licensing, primary producer permits and genuine reason requirements, and will advocate to keep you working. We also warn that agreeing to an AVO can affect your firearms licence even without admissions, and we plan around that risk.
Why Spice Law
Step-by-step advice—what to do, what not to say, and what to gather—and measured outcomes that protect your rights now and your ability to hold a licence later.
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Firearms & Weapons Offences Article
What it is: Possession, safe-keeping/storage, prohibited weapons, alleged modifications under the Firearms Act 1996 (NSW) and related laws. Reflections: Rural and primary-producer realities…
