David Joseph Turk was sentenced at Dubbo District Court on Monday. He was convicted of supplying  a prohibited drug at greater than an indictable quantity. 

Turk admitted to having 10.2 grams of methylamphetamine with 79.54 per cent purity. 

He was also convicted of allowing use as a drug premises and firearm-related charges. 

The 46-year old man was given 25 months in prison for the offence with a non-parole period of 13 months. He will be eligible for parole on December 31.

Turk entered a guilty plea at his December 2016 hearing. The Crown sought committal on the supply charge and a plea of guilty was entered.