Firearms amnesty response shows community safety is a priority

Updated November 19 2021 - 8:28am, first published November 18 2021 - 2:00pm
More than 1700 firearms being handed in and more than 2200 registered across the state since July 2021. Picture: NSW Police Force.
More than 1700 firearms being handed in and more than 2200 registered across the state since July 2021. Picture: NSW Police Force.

Residents of NSW have stepped up to make their communities safer by handing in or registering unwanted, illegal, and unregistered firearms as part of the National Firearms Amnesty.

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