Anzeige von unbrauchbar gemachten oder zerstörten erlaubnisbedürftigen Waffen Entgegennahme

Section 37 paragraph 2 Weapons Act (WaffG)
www.gesetze-im-internet.de/waffg_2002/__37.html
§ 25a General Weapons Act Ordinance (AWaffV)
www.gesetze-im-internet.de/awaffv/__25a.html
Annex 1 Section 1 Item 1.4 Weapons Act (WaffG)
www.gesetze-im-internet.de/waffg_2002/anlage_1.html
Fee schedule for official acts in the field of firearms law
(GebOWaffR)
https://www.landesrecht-hamburg.de/bsha/document/jlr-WaffRGebOHAV8Anlage/part/G

If you have rendered your weapons unusable or destroyed them, you must report this to the relevant authorities.

If you have rendered your weapon so unusable that it can no longer be repaired with normal tools, you must report this to the relevant authority. A weapon is considered destroyed if its technical functionality has been permanently lost and it no longer physically exists, for example through shredding or melting down. You must also report the destruction of a weapon to the relevant authority.

• Identity card or passport (copy)
• If applicable: permit documents (firearms ownership card, European firearms pass) in which the weapons are registered
• Deactivation certificate (officially certified copy) or proof of destruction of the weapon (presentation of the destroyed weapon or detailed image documentation of the destruction process)
• Power of attorney, proof of employment or other proof if you as the reporting person are not the owner of the weapon (for example, insolvency/compulsory administration, officially appointed carer, heir)

The process of rendering weapons unusable must meet the technical requirements of the EU Deactivation Implementation Regulation. The rendering unusable must be carried out by a gunsmith or a weapon manufacturer. The responsible proof house issues a deactivation certificate confirming that the rendering unusable complies with EU requirements. This certificate must be kept together with the rendered unusable weapons or carried during transport. If you lose the certificate, you must report this immediately to the responsible weapons authority.

An administration fee applies. The amount of the fee depends on the type and scope of your advertisement.

• You report the rendering unusable or destruction of the weapon requiring a permit to the responsible authority and submit the necessary documents.
• The competent authority will remove the weapon in question from your permit documents, such as the firearm ownership card or the European Firearms Pass.

Up to several weeks

Immediately after rendering unusable or destroyed.

If the weapon has not been rendered unusable in accordance with the requirements of the EU Deactivation Implementation Regulation, the same rules continue to apply as for functional weapons that require a permit.

To fill out the form more quickly, you can use the NWR identification numbers (NWR-ID):

• Your PersonalNWR-ID (P- or F-NWR-ID) for your personal information
• the permit NWR-ID for the firearms permit (E-NWR-ID)
• the weapon or weapon part NWR ID (W or T NWR ID).

You will receive the NWR IDs upon application to the responsible weapons authority.

This is a report by you. No legal remedy is provided.

• Show disabled or destroyed weapon
• Weapon rendered unusable: Report to the relevant authority required.
• A weapon is considered destroyed when its technical functionality is permanently impaired and it no longer physically exists (e.g. shredding, melting down).
• Also report the destruction of a weapon to the relevant authority.

Department of Home Affairs and Sport