The police have announced they're holding a weapons amnesty.
Officers say anyone surrendering weapons at a police station won't be prosecuted, though the history of items will be checked for crimes.
You can hand in things like firearms and replicas, airguns, crossbows, bladed weapons, ammunition or unwanted legal guns.
It will run from this week until Monday, February 2.
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