Article 9. Restrictions established on the circulation of civil and service weapons and their ammunition

The following shall be prohibited on the territory of the Republic of Uzbekistan:

1) circulation as civil and service weapons and their ammunition:

fireweapons with a long barrel having a magazine (drum) capacity of more than ten rounds, a barrel length with a receiver of less than five hundred millimeters, and a total weapons length of less than eight hundred millimeters, as well as those having a design that allows them to be folded, moved, or disassembled to a length of less than eight hundred millimeters without losing the possibility of firing a shot;

fireweapons that have a form imitating other objects;

smooth-bore fireweapons manufactured for rounds intended for fireweapons with a rifled barrel;

barrel-less fireweapons (weapons in which the cartridge case is used as the barrel);

fireweapons made of polymer and composite materials, printed on a 3d printer;

electroshock devices, spark dischargers, and other devices having output parameters that do not comply with the norms established by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

gas weapons equipped with nerve-paralyzing, poisonous, and other highly potent substances not permitted for use by the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan;

Weapons whose injurious action is based on the use of radioactive radiation, chemical, and biological (bacteriological) factors;

weapons and other objects whose injurious action is based on the use of electromagnetic, light, thermal, infrasound, or ultrasound radiation;

cold edged weapons and knives with a blade or cutting edge length of more than ninety millimeters that are automatically extracted from the handle by pressing a button or lever and fixed by them, or are extended by gravity or accelerated movement and automatically fixed;

ammunition with weaponor-piercing, incendiary, tracer, or fragmentation projectiles, as well as cartridges with shot projectiles for gas pistols and revolvers;

striking-crushing and throwing objects specially adapted for use as weapons (flails, brass knuckles, shuriken, boomerangs, and other objects), with the exception of the use of sporting projectiles;

2) circulation as civil weapons and their ammunition:

pneumatic short-barreled weapons, as well as pneumatic weapons similar in appearance to copies (replicas) of automatic weapons (with the exception of storage and use of such weapons at sports facilities);