The Western Australian government is cracking down on firearm possession at the request of police.
Western Australian government is cracking down on firearm possession at the request of police.
Around 56 types of firearms, including long-range and armour-piercing rounds, will be banned from July 1. The owners of 248 licensed weapons, which are currently legal, will be reimbursed under a buy-back scheme.
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