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WA's 2024 gun laws caused a surge in cross-state firearm transfers, driving price drops and storage issues.
Western Australia’s strict gun laws, enacted in June 2024, have triggered a surge in cross-border firearm movement as owners comply with new limits—five guns for hunters, ten for farmers and shooters—and requirements for training, health checks, and secure storage.
The reforms, prompted by a fatal shooting involving a man with 13 registered guns, led to widespread transfers to other states, especially the Northern Territory and eastern regions, causing market disruptions, plummeting prices, and storage challenges.
A sudden ban on lever-release rifles and low buyback payouts further unsettled dealers and owners, who face logistical hurdles and financial losses despite broad support for enhanced safety.
Las leyes de armas de 2024 de WA causaron un aumento en las transferencias de armas de fuego entre estados, provocando caídas de precios y problemas de almacenamiento.