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National Firearms Amnesty month

Source: Rutland Police Facebook page

Police in Rutland and Leicestershire have had 14 guns handed in so far this month as part of a national firearms amnesty.

Ten of them were made by BRUNI and they're especially looking for more of these to be handed in. These side or top venting blank firers have been shown by the National Crime Agency to be readily convertible and are therefore now illegal to own. They've listed five models on their social media that can be given up without fear of prosecution at your local police station. 

 

 

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