More than 90 weapons were handed into police stations on the Isle of Man in February.
It follows an amnesty which saw people able to drop in dangerous items with no questions asked.
Officers from the Firearms Team have now sorted through the haul which included shotguns, air rifles, hand guns, pistols, crossbows and even a walking stick which contained a blade:
All of the weapons will now be destroyed - PC Carl Woods says he's pleased with the response to the campaign:
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