Article 1. 3.§: are considered prohibited weapons:

  • Anti-personnel mines, booby traps and similar mechanisms, and blinding laser weapons;
  • Fire Weapons;
  • Weapons designed exclusively for military use, including automatic firearms, launching gear, artillery pieces, rockets, weapons that make use of other types of radiation than those intended under 1 °, ammunition that is designed specifically for those weapons, bombs, torpedoes and grenades
  • Submunitions;
  • Switchblade- or flick knives with lock, butterfly knives, brass knuckles and similar weapons that resemble another object in appearance
  • Sword canes and rifle canes that are not historic ornamental weapons;
  • Clubs and batons;
  • Firearms whose butt or barrel can be disassembled into several parts firearms manufactured or altered in such a way that its wearing is not or less visible or that their technical characteristics no longer correspond to those of the model specified in the permit of possession and firearms resembling anything other than a weapon;
  • Portable vehicles that can render a person defenseless by the use of electric shocks or can inflict pain, with the exception of medical or veterinary devices;
  • Objects intended to strike a person with toxic, asphyxiating, tear- and similar substances, with the exception of medical devices;
  • Folded guns above caliber 20;
  • Throwing Knives;
  • Nunchaku’s
  • Throwing stars;
  • Firearms equipped with the following components and accessories, as well as the following components and accessories separately: – Silencers; – Chargers with a larger capacity than the normal capacity as determined by the Minister of Justice for a particular firearm model; – Targeting equipment for firearms, which projects a beam on the target and night vision goggles; – Mechanisms that allow firearms to be transformed into automatic firearms;
  • By the Ministers of Justice and of Home affairs designated gear, weapons and ammunition that could form a new and serious threat to public security and arms and ammunition which for that reason, only the services referred to in Article 27 § 1, second and third paragraphs, are allowed to possess;
  • Objects and substances not designed as weapons but which, given the concrete circumstances, it is clear that the one holding, wearing or carrying them, wishes to use them to inflict bodily harm or to threaten people.
  • Inert ammunition and armor containing depleted uranium or any other industrial uranium. [Law of May 11, 2007, effective date: 20-06-2009]