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  1. Only one week left to register firearms rendered permanently unfit for use - Police

    9.7.2024 | Under the Firearms Act (1/1998), all firearms rendered permanently unfit for use by deactivation must be reported to the police by 15 July 2024. The notification obligation applies to private individuals, corporations, companies, foundations and estates of deceased persons.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/only-one-week-left-to-register-firearms-rendered-permanently-unfit-for-use

  2. Brisk start to electronic applications for firearms permits - Police

    27.3.2024 | Brisk start to electronic applications for firearms permits
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/brisk-start-to-electronic-applications-for-firearms-permits

  3. Just a month left to register firearms rendered permanently unfit for use - Police

    18.6.2024 | Just a month left to register firearms rendered permanently unfit for use
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/just-a-month-left-to-register-firearms-rendered-permanently-unfit-for-use

  4. Firearms rendered unfit for use must be registered by 15 July 2024 - Police

    6.6.2024 | The Firearms Act also requires the registration, i.e. reporting to the police, of firearms that have been rendered permanently unfit for use or deactivated. The deadline for notification is 15 July 2024. The registration obligation is based on improving weapon safety. Notification can be submitted electronically or by visiting a police station. It is advisable to report the firearm in good time, as an undeclared firearm may result in a fine.
    https://poliisi.fi/en/-/firearms-rendered-unfit-for-use-must-be-registered-by-15-july-2024