Weapons Act 1990

An individual licensee must not, during the first year after the individual is first issued with a concealable firearms licence, acquire for sports or target shooting under that licence more than—

1 air pistol; and

1 of the following—

a rim-fire pistol;

a centre-fire pistol;

a black-powder pistol.

Subsection (1) does not apply to—

a person who—

holds a licence or other authority under a law of another State that corresponds with this Act authorising the applicant to possess a category H weapon for sports or target shooting (relevant authority); and

has held the relevant authority for at least 12 months; and

has, in the other State, participated in not less than the number of handgun shooting competitions for the weapon necessary to comply with the law of the other State; or

a person who—

was permitted or authorised under the law of another country to possess a category H weapon for sports or target shooting; and

has, within the 2 year period immediately before the application is made, consistently participated at a national or international level in internationally recognised shooting competitions for a category H weapon.Examples of internationally recognised shooting competitions—