Get GY Application For Firearm Licence (Individual) 2021-2024

AK-47's are legal in South Africa as long as they are limited to semi-automatic and the owner has a section 16 license for the rifle. Automatic AK-47's are prohibited for civilian ownership unless they have a Category: A collectors status, usually only issued to museums, and serious collectors.

It is a crime to have in your possession a firearm unless you hold, for that firearm, a current licence, permit or authorisation. If you know of the existence of a firearm (or ammunition) in the possession of someone else, unlawfully, you must report this to a police official without delay.

Air guns is not illegal in Guyana So no one can be charged for it.

Submit the application form and with the following supporting documentation to the designated firearms officer (DFO) at the police station in the area where you ordinarily reside: If an applicant is under the age of 21 years, compelling reasons which require you to obtain a competency certificate must be submitted.

A person may possess four firearms for the purpose of this section, which is a handgun not fully automatic; a rifle or shotgun, which is not fully/semi-automatic; or the barrel, frame or receiver of such a handgun, rifle or shotgun, which is regarded a firearm and must also be licensed.

South Africa Firearms Import Permit Sporting firearms may be readily imported into South Africa. You may bring up to three firearms per hunter (however most airlines limit you to 2) and 200 rounds of ammo per firearm but again airline regulations allow only 5 kg or 11 lbs of ammo per passenger.

Convenience– The online application eliminates the need to mail an application and/or forms to the DOJ and saves time. You have the ability to apply, renew or modify your COE as well as report any change in employment with a firearms dealer or ammunition vendor through the online application.

No firearms or ammunition shall be imported into Guyana by sea or air except at a prescribed port or at a prescribed aerodrome. No firearm to be returned to person surrendering it unless and until a valid licence is produced. Firearms not surrendered to be liable to seizure and forfeiture. Interpretation.