Weapons-related items
There are restrictions on which weapons and weapon-related items are allowed to be sold on Tradera. Many items related to weapons are prohibited from being sold.
Why do we have this rule?
Because the trade in weapons and weapon-related items is heavily regulated, or may harm Tradera and its members, there are restrictions on how these can be sold on Tradera. Weapon-related items advertised on Tradera must comply with applicable legislation on the sale of weapons. If the applicable laws, which may be updated from time to time, are stricter than Tradera's policies regarding the sale of weapons and weapon-related items, the legislation always takes precedence over our policy.
Prohibited to sell
- Firearms, regardless of the weapon's ability to fire, how old the weapon is or its collector's value
- Parts or accessories for semi-automatic firearms
- Replicas
- Weapon attachments
- Rifles
- Pistols
- Muzzleloaders
- Crossbows
- Blowguns
- Nunchaku
- Brass knuckles
- Throwing stars
- Lead- & metal-tipped sticks
- Staves, crutches, and sticks
- Clubs, batons, and lead daggers
- Monkey fist
- Pepper spray
- Defense spray
- Tear gas
- Knives with a folding blade, such as stilettos and switchblades
- All stabbing weapons and knives that are designed so that the blade can be quickly folded or slid out of its handle
- Knives that are camouflaged to look like harmless objects, such as knives that look like credit cards, belt buckles, lipstick cases, pens, or the like
- Ammunition and firearms that are intended to warn or signal (such as starting pistols and so-called acorn pistols)
- High-capacity magazines (magazines that hold more than 10 rounds) and ammunition with charges (such as gunpowder)
- Loose ammunition
- Equipment for reloading or manufacturing ammunition
- Equipment that has been used by the military and that they have not surrendered in accordance with the applicable demilitarization regulations
- War materials (military weapons, ammunition, and related parts), even if the user states that the object is unusable or has been demilitarized
- Grenades, including military training grenades, rifle grenades, hand grenades, grenade dummies, grenade launcher accessories, mines, and replicas thereof
Permitted for sale, with restrictions
- Unlicensed airguns, as long as the muzzle energy does not exceed 10 Joules.
- Spent cartridges, as long as they do not originate from the military.
- Blank-firing guns.
Permitted for sale
- Competition bows
- Pocket knives and utility knives (such as carving knives, kitchen knives and cutlery)
- Paintball accessories.
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