Section 16 of the South African Firearms Control Act (FCA) allows individuals with Dedicated Hunter or Dedicated Sport Shooter status to own more than four firearms and unlimited ammunition, subject to specific requirements. To obtain this status, individuals need to be members of an accredited hunting or sports-shooting association and meet the association's requirements, including demonstrating active participation in hunting or sport shooting. 
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Obtaining Dedicated Status:
Membership:
You must be a registered member of an accredited hunting or sports-shooting association. 
Accredited Association:
The association must be accredited by the South African Police Service (SAPS). 
Qualifying Assessments:
You need to complete theoretical and practical assessments prescribed by the association. 
Active Participation:
You must demonstrate active involvement in hunting or sport shooting. 
Reporting:
Dedicated hunters and sports shooters are typically required to report a certain number of hunting or shooting activities annually to maintain their status. 
Benefits of Dedicated Status:
No Limit on Firearms: You can own more than four firearms.
No Limit on Ammunition: You can hold an unlimited amount of ammunition.
Extended Licence Validity: Firearm licences are generally valid for 10 years, except for handguns for self-defense which are valid for 5 years.