Are your products allowed under the weapons law?
Yes.
Our weapons comply with Dutch legislation. They fall under category IV of the weapons law, which means you may own the weapon if you are over 18 years old. However, you cannot just walk around with it on the street. The weapon must not be easily drawn. We advise packing it in a bag with a lock or wrapped in a cloth with string. This also applies when transporting the weapon in the car.
Also note that during demonstrations, a weapon may not be carried openly. The event or location must have obtained a permit from the relevant municipality. Always check if a permit has been applied for. This also applies to demonstrations at schools.
Click here for more information about the Dutch weapons law.
In addition to the Dutch weapons law, we try to take into account as much as possible the restrictions and bans of the countries we ship to.
Below you can find more information per country about the restrictions on some of our products. Note! This is only a guideline and you must check yourself whether a product is allowed in your country or not. Celtic WebMerchant is not responsible for the legal accuracy of the information below, nor for the delivery of products that turn out to be prohibited or restricted in your own country.
Belgium
Click here for more information regarding the Belgian weapons law
We do not ship the following products to Belgium:
- Maces and batons
Denmark
Click here for more information regarding the Danish weapons law
The following products are prohibited in Denmark:
- Crossbows*
- Throwing weapons, such as throwing spears
For the following products, you must have a weapons license in Denmark:
- Semi-sharp and razor-sharp swords
- Semi-sharp and razor-sharp daggers
Finland
Click here for more information regarding the Finnish weapons law
Ireland
Click here for more information regarding the Irish weapons law
The following products are prohibited in Ireland:
- Samurai swords with a blade longer than 50 cm
Italy
Click here for more information regarding the Italian weapons law
Norway
We do not ship the following products to Norway:
- Crossbows*
- Maces with sharp points
- Handcuffs, leg cuffs, or neck cuffs
- Spray cans, such as Ballistol anti-rust spray
- Packages larger than 1.5 m
Austria
The following products are prohibited in Austria:
- Crossbows*
Poland
The following products are prohibited in Poland:
- Crossbows
Portugal
Click here for more information regarding the Portuguese weapons law
The following products are prohibited in Portugal:
- Crossbows*
Spain
Click here for more information regarding the Spanish weapons law
The following products are prohibited in Spain:
- Crossbows
United Kingdom
Click here for more information regarding the British weapons law
We do not ship the following products to the United Kingdom:
- Samurai swords with a blade longer than 50 cm
- Maces with sharp points
- Handcuffs, leg cuffs, or neck cuffs
- Spray cans, such as Ballistol anti-rust spray
- Packages larger than 1.5 m
Sweden
Click here for more information regarding the Swedish weapons law
The following products are prohibited in Sweden:
- Crossbows*
Switzerland
We do not ship the following products to Switzerland:
- Semi-sharp or razor-sharp daggers
- Maces with sharp points
- Handcuffs, leg cuffs, or neck cuffs
- Spray cans, such as Ballistol anti-rust spray
- Packages larger than 1.5 m
Other countries outside the EU
We do not ship the following products outside the EU:
- Maces with sharp points
- Handcuffs, leg cuffs, or neck cuffs
- Spray cans, such as Ballistol anti-rust spray
- Packages larger than 1.5 m
* In some countries, crossbows are classified as firearms and their sale is prohibited or restricted. Celtic WebMerchant has therefore decided not to ship crossbows to these countries.