(Background music: welcome page with a logo of Te Tari Pūreke. There's a border on the top of the screen and the bottom of the screen which is a tohu design. Text says Te Tari Pūreke, Firearms Safety Authority.)
Next slide has the words displayed: Storage of Bolt Action Firearms in Vehicles During Transportation.
The next screen shows a man standing in a room of a house, in front of a firearms safe located inside an open wardrobe.
Man: "In this short video we're going to show you some options for transporting a bolt action firearm and ammunition in your vehicle..."
The scene changes to show the man with his back to the camera, retrieving a firearm out of a safe.
Man: "...whether you are off for a hunt or you're just going to the range."
The scene changes to show a close-up for a bolt-action firearm standing upright inside a firearms safe. White text on a green background appears at the bottom of the screen. It reads: "When storing your firearm at home and it has an easily removable bolt, locking the bolt in a separate compartment or storage container is an extra level of security recommended by Police."
The shot changes to show a close up of the bolt-action mechanism on the firearm. The next shot is of a removable firearm bolt being locked inside a safe, with someone turning a key to lock the safe.
The scene changes back to the man standing in front of an open firearms safe located inside an open wardrobe.
Man: "As usual, when you're taking a firearm from the safe you need to carry out your safety precautions.
The man bends down and retrieves the firearm from inside the safe.
Man: "Take the rifle from the safe..."
The man points the firearm down towards the floor.
Man: "...and point it in a safe direction. From there..."
The next scene shows a close up of someone holding the firearm, with the scope and trigger in clear view.
Man: "...we need to check our safety catch is on safe."
The person holding the firearm flicks the safety catch on.
Man: "If a magazine is fitted it needs to be removed.
The person holding the firearm removes the magazine from the firearm.
Man: "We'll open our action..."
The person holding the firearm opens the firearm action.
Man: "...and inspect our chamber make sure it's clear both visually and physically."
The person holding the firearm inserts his finger into the chamber to ensure it's empty.
Man: "Now because we're transporting this firearm, we need to make it inoperable by removing the bolt."
The bolt is removed from the firearm by the person holding it. The scene changes to show the man kneeling down in front of a gun case, with a firearm in his hands.
Man: "Now the bolt's removed..."
The man places the firearm inside the firearm case on the floor.
Man: "I'm going to place it in my case..."
The next shot shows a close up of the firearm sitting in the gun case and someone threading a chamber safety flag through the firearm chamber.
Man: "...put a chamber safety flag into the chamber
The next shot shows the man kneeling in front of the gun case again, showing the safety flag attached to the firearm.
Man: "...and then lock my case."
The man closes the gun case. The scene changes to a close up of the gun case handle, where someone is locking the case closed with a padlock.
The scene changes back to show the man kneeling down in front of the now locked gun case, with a bolt in one hand and a magazine in another.
Man: "The bolt and magazine need to be kept separate from the firearm during transportation."
The scene changes again to show someone opening a backpack and putting a bolt and magazine inside.
Man: "Before I put my firearm into my vehicle, I'm going to put these parts in the top of my pack."
The next scene shows the man placing his locked gun case into the back of a vehicle.
Man: "As an extra security measure..."
The next shot shows the man standing next to the vehicle from another angle. He's holding one end of a steel cable in each hand.
Man: "...you can use a steel cable..."
The camera angle changes to show a close up of the man threading the steel cable through the gun case and padlocking it closed. The cable runs through the chassis of the vehicle.
Man: "...to lock your firearm to your vehicle."
The angle changes again to show the man placing the gun case with steel cable attached into the back of the vehicle. The next shot shows the man closing up the back tray of the vehicle as well as the steel canopy and locking it with a key.
Man: "If you don't have a lockable hard canopy,
The next shot shows the man locking the glass canopy of the vehicle with a key. The scene changes to show the man placing a gun case on the floor of the back passenger section of a vehicle and covering it with an item of clothing.
Man: "...make sure you store your firearm inside the cab of the vehicle."
The scene changes to show the man standing in front of the passenger seat of a vehicle, with the door open. He's holding a box of ammunition in his hand.
Man: "Keep in mind when transporting ammunition..."
The next shot shows the man placing the box of ammunition inside the glove box of the vehicle, closing and locking it.
Man: "...it must be stored separately in a locked glove box..."
The scene changes to show the man placing a locked ammunition case onto the floor of the back passenger section of a vehicle.
Man: "...or similar storage area where practical."
The next screen is green, with a white border on the top and bottom of the screen which is a tohu design. A voiceover says "For More Information, Refer to the Te Tari Pūreke Website, under the Secure Storage and Transportation Guide for Firearms and Ammunition". White text appears over the green slide, with the same wording.
The slide flicks over to a page on the Te Tari Pūreke website, with the title "Storage and transportation of firearms and ammunition" displaying. A mouse clicking sound is heard and then the camera pans down over a printed document turned to a page about Travelling with Firearms and Ammunition.
The screen changes to an end screen which is white with a green tohu border on the top and bottom. The text says:
For more information visit firearmssafetyauthority.govt.nz
Facebook icon firearmssafetyauthoritynz. Te Tari Pūreke logo, Te Tari Pūreke Firearms Safety Authority.
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