Or. Admin. Code § 259-059-0140 - Firearms Qualifications, Qualification Records, and Notice Requirements
(1) Private
security entities employing armed private security professionals must ensure
that each armed private security professional successfully completes a firearms
qualification for each firearm make, model, and caliber that the armed private
security professional will possess or have access to while performing private
security services.
(2) The firearms
qualifications required to comply with this rule must be completed before the
armed private security professional can provide armed private security services
where they would possess or have access to the corresponding make, model, and
caliber of firearm.
(3) Firearms
Qualifications Courses.
(a) Handgun
qualifications for the make, model, and caliber of the handgun that the armed
private security professional will possess or have access to while performing
private security services must be conducted by a Department-certified private
security firearms instructor using the qualification standards and targets
found in the Department's Basic Firearms Course for armed private security
professionals.
(b) Rifle, shotgun,
or other long gun qualifications must be conducted using an applicable
qualification course for the make, model, and caliber of the rifle, shotgun, or
long gun that the armed private security professional will possess or have
access to while performing private security services and must be conducted by a
qualified firearms instructor, as determined by the private security
entity.
(4) Private
security entities must maintain records, for at least three years, that
demonstrate compliance with this rule such as the name of the armed private
security professional, the make, model, and caliber of each firearm that the
armed private security professional possesses or has access to while performing
private security services, and the dates and records of the firearms
qualifications. The records must be provided to the Department upon
request.
(5) Private security
entities must notify the Department in writing within 48 hours of knowledge
that a certified armed private security professional or private security
firearms instructor employed by the private security entity becomes ineligible
to purchase, own, or possess a firearm. The notification must list all facts
known of the circumstances causing the ineligibility and must identify a person
whom the Department may contact for additional information.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 181A.870 & ORS 181A.900
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 181A.900 & ORS 181A.906
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