Zaostritev EU zakonodaje o orožju

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Vidim ,da še nihče ni objavil kaj je na mizi

Na kratko vse kar je polavtomat in je podobnega 'vojaški puški' postane kategorija A vključno z Deko kosi in orožjem na slepe naboje, ki jih je potrebno uničit.

Tudi A kategorija iz rok zbirateljev gre v plavže.

Izrecen je povdarek na modificiranem orožju torej VZ58 vse v uničenje.

certain semi-automatic firearms, which move from Category B to Category A and will not, under any circumstances, be allowed to be held by private persons, even if they have been permanently deactivated

- Semi auto ban on guns that might be convertable to select fire
"(13) in Annex I to Directive 91/477/EC part II is amended as follows:
(a) point A is amended as follows:
(i) in Category A, the following points are added:
‘6. Automatic firearms which have been converted into semiautomatic
firearms;
7. Semi-automatic firearms for civilian use which resemble weapons
with automatic mechanisms
8. Firearms under points 1 to 7 after having been deactivated’;


The inclusion of blank-firing weapons (e.g. alarm, signaling, life-saving weapons) in the scope of the Directive, because of their potential to be transformed into firearms.

Further restrictions to the use and circulation of deactivated firearms. National registries should keep records of deactivated firearms and their owners. Under no circumstances will civilians be authorised to own any of the most dangerous firearms falling under Category A (e.g. a Kalashnikov), which is currently possible if they have been deactivated. The enforcement of the ban is a national responsibility, and Member States have all necessary tools at their disposal including the destruction of illegally held deactivated arms

Collectors, as defined by national law,are currently excluded from the scope of the Directive. The Commission is proposing today to change this, since collectors have been identified as a possible source of traffic of firearms. In the future, collectors will have the possibility to acquire firearms, but subject to the same authorisation/declaration requirements as private persons..