Primary Producer Licence - Original

You can reach the Licensing Services (Firearms) Transition Team by calling 1300 894 474.
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To apply for a new Primary Producer Licence, you will need to:

  • Provide a completed firearm authority health examination; and
  • Provide a completed mandatory firearms safety training course which includes;
    • Theory Training (via TAFE)
    • Practical Training (via an Approved Practical Trainer)
  • Provide a completed Firearms Identification and Serviceability Certificate
  • Register your property through the portal as proof of landholdings
  • Provide relevant documentation as proof of Primary Production activity
  • Provide evidence that you meet the relevant Storage Requirements
  • Complete the process outlined below
flow diagram explaining the application process for firearms licence holders

Note: Please follow the photo guidelines for all applications. Should the Firearm Licence Photo Standards not be met, your application will not be progressed.

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

 

PROOF OF PRIMARY PRODUCTION

As part of your application, you will need to provide proof of your status as a Primary Producer. As per Regulation 108 of the Firearms Regulations 2024 you will need to provide:

  • Provide proof of land holdings – e.g., a current Rates Notice, Certificate of Title, or Lease Agreement; and
  • Provide evidence of primary production activity. This may come in the form of a Notice of Assessment from the Australian Taxation Office indicating your classification as a Primary Producer, outgoing waybills or sales receipts related to your primary production operations (livestock or crop sales) or any other official documents which can confirm that you are engaged in the business of primary production.

Note:  If the proof of landholding documentation is in another individual's name, please provide a signed letter from the landholder, confirming that you conduct primary production activities on their property and are to be recognised as the Primary Producer for that land.

 

SECURITY & STORAGE

  • Should your current storage and security arrangements be ineligible for grandfathering, you will be required to provide evidence of upgraded storage and security before your licence can be issued.
  • If you do require upgraded storage and/or security, you will need to email your completed Storage Statement to FirearmsProject@police.wa.gov.au referencing your licence number.
  • Please consult the storage matrix below to determine the storage and security requirements that apply to your circumstances. It should be noted that your storage requirements are determined by the number and type of firearms on your licence, plus any other firearms registered to your storage location.
A table displaying number of firearms and storage requirements.

NUMERICAL LIMITS

  • Primary Producer Licences are subject to a Numerical Limit of ten (10) firearms.

Notes:

  • Category E firearms (such as tranquiliser guns or paintball markers used in primary production activity) do not count against this limit.
  • Additional barrels that are approved for the licence do not count against this limit.

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These forms should only be completed if requested by Licensing Services.

Form Purpose

Firearm Details Primary Producer LSF229DUse this form if your Primary Producer application does not have enough space to list all the firearms you are applying for. This form supplements the Primary Producer application form and lets you add extra firearms.
Permission to Privately Purchase Firearms LSF10Use this form if you are privately buying a firearm at the same time as applying for your licence. It lets WA Police assess and approve the private purchase as part of your application.
Permission to Privately Purchase Firearms Addendum LSF10aUse this form only if you are lodging LSF10 and need extra space to list more firearms than the main LSF10 form allows. This form supplements LSF10.
Storage Statement LSF12Use this form to show how your firearms will be safely stored. Every new applicant must meet WA’s secure storage requirements.
Permission to Co-license Firearms LSF9Use this form if you wish to co-license a firearm with another person. It lets WA Police assess and approve co-user permission as part of your application. 

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