Norfolk Police’s Firearms Licensing Unit is responsible for the issue of certificates, permits and advice for firearms, shotguns and explosives.
CED's (Conducted Energy Devices, otherwise known as Tasers) were introduced in the UK in 2003 for firearms officers. In 2007 it was extended to...
Please follow the below advice to make sure you are using and transporting your gun in the safest way possible: Do not point any gun...
The Firearms Licensing Unit is responsible for the recovery and disposal of firearms, ammunition and other weapons in Norfolk. If you...
If you intend to travel within EU member states with your gun(s) you must obtain a European Firearms Pass. It is not an authority to use your...
For new applications, renewals and to obtain explosives for use in firearms and shotguns, please see our guidance below:
How can I apply for a firearm or shotgun certificate? You will need to fill in and return the application form . Where do I send my...
The Firearms License law lays down age limits, which vary for different types of firearms and ammunition.
Below are the answers to some common questions regarding firearms safety: Is there any legal requirement to keep my firearms secure? The...
Firearms licensing fees can be paid online using the options below. Once you have successfully made an online payment, you will...
Applications for visitor permits are available from the Firearm Licensing Unit. You can request an application by emailing...
Whenever a shotgun or firearm is transferred from one person to another, including to and from dealers, both parties must inform the police within...
