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# 1.6 Certifications for Equipment

> Weapon certifications, eligibility ranks, and examiner requirements for restricted equipment.

<Accordion title="Beanbag Shotgun" icon="gun">
  | Rank For Eligibility           | Rank For Examiner    |
  | ------------------------------ | -------------------- |
  | Senior Officer+, ERT Personnel | ERT Training Officer |
</Accordion>

<Accordion title="Pepperball Shotgun" icon="gun">
  | Rank For Eligibility               | Rank For Examiner |
  | ---------------------------------- | ----------------- |
  | Sergeant+, ERT Personnel (4 weeks) | ERT Supervisor    |
</Accordion>

<Accordion title="357 Magnum Revolver" icon="gun">
  | Rank For Eligibility | Rank For Examiner |
  | -------------------- | ----------------- |
  | Senior Officer+      | N/A               |
</Accordion>

<Accordion title="SIG MCX SMG" icon="gun">
  | Rank For Eligibility         | Rank For Examiner    |
  | ---------------------------- | -------------------- |
  | Officer+ or Cadet in Phase 2 | ERT Training Officer |
</Accordion>

<Accordion title="H&K 416 Rifle" icon="gun">
  | Rank For Eligibility               | Rank For Examiner    |
  | ---------------------------------- | -------------------- |
  | Sergeant+, ERT Personnel (2 weeks) | ERT Training Officer |
</Accordion>

<Accordion title="Sentinel Shotgun" icon="gun">
  | Rank For Eligibility        | Rank For Examiner        |
  | --------------------------- | ------------------------ |
  | Lieutenant+, ERT Supervisor | Certified ERT Supervisor |
</Accordion>

<Warning>
  When carrying large, high-calibre weapons (SIG MCX, H\&K 416, or Sentinel Shotgun), it is to be stored in your glovebox unless the transport is designated 'high risk' by the accompanying police officers. These weapons should only be used when facing similar large weapons, in order to match force (general rule of thumb is to only use it when you see police officers use it if you are unsure).
</Warning>

<Info>
  This is all subject to change. It is your responsibility to check what you are authorized to use.
</Info>