Name of law
Law on weapons, ammunition, explosives and pyrotechnic articles




Name Bill
BILL weapons, ammunition, explosives and pyrotechnic articles





Date of adoption
03/09/2010



Number / year Official Gazette
73/2010






NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

DECREE № 257
Pursuant to Art. 98 pt. 4 of the Constitution of the Republic of Bulgaria
DECREE:
To be published in the "Official Gazette" The law on weapons, ammunition, explosives and pyrotechnic articles adopted by HLI National Assembly on September 3, 2010 | || Released in Sofia on September 14, 2010
President of the Republic, Georgi Parvanov
stamped with the state seal.
Minister of Justice Margarita Popova

LAW weapons, ammunition, explosives and pyrotechnic articles

Chapter One GENERAL
Art. 1. (1) This Act regulates the terms and conditions:
1. production of weapons, ammunition, explosives and pyrotechnics;
2. trade in weapons, ammunition, explosives and pyrotechnics; 3
. acquisition, storage and use of explosives and pyrotechnics and acquisition, storage, carrying and use of weapons and ammunition;
4. transportation of explosives, pyrotechnics and firearms and ammunition on the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria and to and from the territory of other Member States;
5. import, export and transit through the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition;
6. performing repairs of weapons and ammunition;
7. scrapping and disposal of explosives, pyrotechnic articles, weapons and ammunition;
8. utilization of weapons and ammunition;
9. exercising control over the activities with explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics.
(2) The provisions of this Act shall apply to the basic components as well as parts of firearms.
Art. 2. (1) This Act shall not apply to activities under Art. 1, para. 1 explosives, pyrotechnic articles, weapons and ammunition carried in and out:
1. Ministry of Interior (MOI), the State Agency "National Security" (SANS), Directorate General "Security" and the General Directorate "Execution of penalties" at the Ministry of Justice;
2. Armed Forces of the Republic of Bulgaria, as well as foreign military and police contingents in their transition and / or stay in the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria.
(2) implementation of the activities under par. 1 is carried out under conditions and procedures specified by acts of Ministers.
(3) does not require permits for activities under Art. 1, para. 1 with weapons and ammunition - cultural values ​​of:
1. museums and cultural institutions under the Law for the Protection and Development of Culture;
2. collectors under the Cultural Heritage Act.
(4) Firearms and ammunition under par. 3 must be secured from unwanted access from tripping on purpose under Art. 91, para. 3 and kept by armed guards or security alarm systems (SOT).
Art. 3. (1) Explosives within the meaning of this Act are chemical substances or mixtures that pass under certain conditions in the process of quickly spreading chemical conversion with release of large amounts of heat and high pressure gaseous products with destructive or projectile action.
(2) Explosive substances and items with which to carry out the process of chemical substances or mixtures under par. 1.
Art. 4. (1) Weapons under this Act Firearms and non weapons.
(2) Firearms portable barreled weapon that expels, is designed to expel or may be modified so that they produce, bullet or projectile by the action of an explosive, except in cases where: | || 1. rendered permanently unfit for use by deactivation, whereby all essential parts of the firearm are capable of permanently inoperable and can not be removed, replaced or modified in a manner that would permit the firearm to be reactivated in any way;
2. designed for raising the alarm, signaling for rescue, for the killing of animals harpoon fishing or for industrial or technical purposes and may be used solely for that purpose; 3
. weapon or replica of a weapon, which is not included in the categories of art. 5 produced or whose model was developed before January 1, 1900

(3) Each object looks a firearm that has a structure and is made of a material that allows the subject to be modified so as to produce a bullet or projectile by the action of an explosive substance is considered to be firearms weapon.
(4) The circumstances under par. 2 pt. 1 shall be certified by written statement in a form issued by the persons under Art. 133 and approved by the Director of Chief Directorate "Police" (GDSP) of MI.
(5) pellet guns are pneumatic and gas and signal weapons.
Art. 5. (1) The acquisition, storage, carrying and use of firearms and ammunition of category A:
1. missiles Explosive devices and launching them;
2. automatic firearms; 3
. firearms disguised as other objects;
4. ammunition with penetrating, explosive or incendiary action and bullets and projectiles for them;
5. ammunition for pistols and revolvers with expansive action as well as bullets and shells such action, except those intended for firearms for hunting or sporting purposes.
(2) The activities referred to in Art. 1, para. 1, p. 1-6 and 8, with the following types of firearms category B, C and D may be carried out after obtaining a permit under this law:
1. Category B:
a) semi-automatic or repeating short firearms;
B) Single-repeating short firearms with center-fire percussion;
C) Single-repeating short firearms with peripheral percussion with a total length under 28 cm;
D) Repeating semiautomatic firearms, the magazine and chamber can contain more than three rounds simultaneously;
E) Repeating semiautomatic firearms, the magazine and chamber can contain more than three rounds simultaneously charger which can not be removed or can not guarantee that can not be processed using ordinary tools into weapons, the magazine and chamber can collect more than three rounds simultaneously;
F) Repeating firearms and semi-automatic firearms with smooth-which has a length of less than 60 cm;
G) semi-automatic firearms for civilian use which resemble automatic firearms;
2. Category C:
a) Repeating firearms other than those under item. 1 letter 'e';
B) Repeating Single-firearms with rifled barrel;
C) Repeating semiautomatic firearms other than those under item. 1, letters "d" - "g";
D) Single-repeating short firearms with peripheral percussion whose overall length of less than 28 cm; 3
. Category D - Repeating Single-firearms with smooth.
(3) The Ministry of Interior shall notify the European Commission and the competent authorities of other Member - States of the European Union or countries - parties to the Agreement on the European Economic Area and the Swiss Confederation on the circumstances under par. 2 respectively received and has similar information for those countries.
Art. 6. (1) Firearms depending on the purpose and technical characteristics are for business or for civilian purposes.
(2) For official purposes - security of ownership for self defense and for other permitted activities may be acquired and stored short firearms - pistols and revolvers with a barrel length to 30 cm and 100 rounds of ammunition for each model and caliber firearm, long firearms with smooth-which has a length of less than 51 cm, and 50 rounds of ammunition for each model and caliber firearm.
(3) For civil purposes - self-defense, hunting, sports activities, school shootings, collecting and props for theater, film and other performances may be purchased and stored:
1. firearms for self-defense - short firearms - pistols and revolvers with a barrel length to 30 cm and 50 rounds of ammunition for each firearm;
2. firearms for hunting - long firearms with smooth-which is longer than 51 cm, and 300 rounds of ammunition for each weapon, and long firearms with rifled barrels and 100 rounds of ammunition for each weapon; 3
. firearms for sporting activities - all kinds of repeating short and long firearms and ammunition required for the implementation of the relevant sports activities;

4. firearms for cultural purposes used in film and television productions, theater and other cultural events - all kinds of repeating short and long firearms and automatic firearms secure from unwanted access and response as intended under Art. 91, para. 3 and blank ammunition;
5. firearms collectors - all kinds of firearms that are not identified as cultural property under the Cultural Heritage Act and are protected from unwanted access and response as intended under Art. 91, para. 3 and ammunition for firearms.
(4) In addition to ammunition under par. 2 and par. 3 pt. 1-4 can acquire and store additional quantities:
1. school shootings - to 50 the number of short firearms to 200 the number of long firearms with smooth-and to 50 the number of long firearms with rifled barrel;
2. sports contest needs for hunting and hunting industry - according to the proven needs.
(5) Outside quantities of ammunition under par. 2 para. 3 pt. 1-3 and par. 4 persons authorized to carry and use firearms for hunting or sporting purposes can acquire and store under Art. 98, para. 1 and 2:
1. 1000 capsules and 1000 grams of gunpowder - about snaryadyavane home of ammunition for hunting purposes;
2. capsules and powder according to the proven needs - for snaryadyavane of shooting at home of ammunition for sporting purposes.
(6) Snaryadyavaneto under par. 5 only for their own needs and fit for use, factory-made technical means.
Art. 7. (1) Ammunition for firearms for the purposes of this Act are bullets or shots or their components - projectile cartridge cases, primers or projectiles used in firearms.
(2) Ammunition for gas and signal weapons for the purposes of this Act are a combination of explosives and other items discarded the weapon, causing sound, light or reflective effect.
(3) Ammunition for pneumatic weapon are solid metal objects (balls) with different configuration and size.
Art. 8. (1) Pyrotechnic products within the meaning of this Act are all products that contain explosives or explosive mixture of substances designed to produce heat, light, sound, gas or smoke or a combination of such effects through self-sustaining exothermic chemical reactions.
(2) Pyrotechnic products as intended and the degree of danger are divided into the following categories:
1. Fireworks:
a) Category 1: fireworks, the use of which there is a very low hazard and negligible noise level and which are intended for use in confined areas, including fireworks which are intended for use in residential buildings;
B) Category 2: fireworks, the use of which there is a low hazard and low noise level and which are intended for outdoor use in isolated areas;
C) Category 3: fireworks, the use of which there is a medium risk, they are destined for use in large open areas and whose noise level is not harmful to human health;
D) Category 4: fireworks, the use of which there is a high degree of risk and are intended for use only by persons with acquired aptitude for work safety in blasting operations (known as "fireworks for professional use") and whose level noise does not harm human health;
2. theatrical pyrotechnic articles:
a) category T1: pyrotechnic articles for stage use, the use of which there is a low hazard;
B) category T2: pyrotechnic articles for stage use which are intended for use only by persons with acquired aptitude for work safety in blasting operations; 3
. other pyrotechnic articles:
a) category P1: pyrotechnic articles other than fireworks and theatrical pyrotechnic articles, the use of which there is a low hazard;
B) category P2: pyrotechnic articles other than fireworks and theatrical pyrotechnic articles which may be used only by persons with acquired aptitude for work safety in blasting.
(3) Qualification for occupational safety in blasting is acquired under the terms and conditions set out in regulations issued under the Labour Code.
(4) The Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Labor and Social Policy informed the European Commission on the terms and conditions for obtaining the license for work safety when blasting.
Art. 9. (1) shall be prohibited:

1. trade, transportation, acquisition, storage, use and importation of explosives for civil purposes, not bearing the "CE" marking of conformity according to the technical requirements for products and / or expired;
2. trade, transportation, acquisition, storage, use and importation of fireworks in categories 1, 2 and 3 produced after July 4, 2010, and trade, transportation, acquisition, storage, use and import of other types of pyrotechnic devices manufactured after 4 July 2013, not bearing the "CE" marking of conformity according to the technical requirements for products and / or expired; 3
. trade, transportation, acquisition, storage, use and importation of explosives for civilian use manufactured after April 5, 2012, which have no unique identification under Art. 29;
4. trade, transportation, acquisition, storage, carrying, use and importation of firearms and ammunition manufactured after July 28, 2010 that are not bearing a unique mark in art. 26 and 27 or without marking under the Convention on mutual recognition of Proofmarks on firearms signed on July 1, 1969 (promulgated);
5. trade, transportation, acquisition, storage, carrying, use and importation of explosives, pyrotechnics and firearms and ammunition that are not manufactured in accordance with Art. 25.
(2) Firearms and ammunition under par. 1, p. 5 can be acquired only for collecting.
Art. 10. The Council of Ministers on the proposal of the Minister of Interior may prohibit or restrict the activities under this Act with certain types of explosives, firearms, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices where it is in the public interest, national security or undertaken by the Republic Bulgaria international obligations.
Art. 11. (1) The Ministry of Interior shall establish and maintain a single automated register for activities under this Act.
(2) The register under par. 1 is an information fund under the Ministry of the Interior and contains:
1. Data issued permits and refusals to issue and details of the certificates issued under Art. 13 para. 4;
2. Data revoked and the reasons for that; 3
. Data included in the permits / certificates identifying persons who have been issued;
4. date and authorization number, which lapsed due to the dissolution of the person;
5. data about the person from whom they were acquired explosives, firearms, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles included in the permits;
6. identification of firearms and ammunition, identification of explosives and pyrotechnic category of products included in the permits issued, and the type, make, caliber and serial number of pneumatic and gas and signal weapons;
7. data on quantities of explosives and pyrotechnic devices and the number of firearms and ammunition involved in authorizations;
8. Data issued European passports firearms and documents for the transportation of explosives for civilian use and firearms and ammunition within the European Union;
9. Data culled and destroyed explosives, pyrotechnic articles, weapons and ammunition; data on weapons and ammunition - subject to utilization;
10. Data logs violations, sanctions imposed for them and / or administrative measures under this Act.
(3) The Ministry of Interior provides information under par. 1 to the competent authorities of other Member States and the European Commission.
(4) The data under par. 2 shall be kept for 20 years after the date of entry in the register.
Art. 12. (1) an amount determined by a tariff of the Council of Ministers are paid fees:
1. issuance of permits and certificates for activities under this Act and to record changes;
2. issuing a document for transportation of explosives for civilian use and firearms and ammunition within the European Union; 3
. providing alphanumeric code facility for production of explosives for civil purposes under Art. 16;
4. shooting of firearms Art. 92;
5. secure from unwanted access from tripping on purpose;
6. perform technical reviews.
(2) Funds from fees under par. 1 received in the budget of the Ministry. Chapter Two

manufacture of explosives, weapons, munitions and pyrotechnics

Art. 13. (1) Production of weapons, ammunition, explosives and pyrotechnic products in the Republic of Bulgaria is carried out by individuals and legal persons registered as traders in a Member State that received manufacturing authorization issued by the Director of GDSP Interior Ministry or by an authorized official.
(2) The manufacturing authorization is required in cases where the items under par. 1 are intended for export only.
(3) The permit production under par. 1 may include simultaneously or separately either of the following: total or partial manufacture of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics, trade, repair, modification and utilization of weapons and ammunition and rental of weapons and ammunition for the purposes of Art. 6 para. 3 pt. 4.
(4) Legal entities registered under the Law for Non-profit organizations and entities established by law or by the Council of Ministers, can produce explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics for research, development or testing after receiving a certificate of production issued by the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or by an authorized official.
(5) No permit is required for proceedings in the cases of art. 6 para. 5.
Art. 14. (1) Persons who want to produce explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles must have:
1. facilities for production and storage of explosives, ammunition and / or pyrotechnics, owned or leased, meeting the technical rules and standards for designing buildings for production and storage of explosives, ammunition and / or pyrotechnic articles and requirements for physical protection under the Law on Spatial Planning and / or
2. facilities for production and storage of weapons owned or leased who qualify for the Physical Protection under the Law on Spatial Planning and / or 3
. owned or leased mobile production units (transport systems) for explosives designed and intended for direct loading and production drilling, having a certificate of compliance certifying their fitness;
4. qualified personnel depending on the specifics of its products;
5. employees who exercise control over the observance of safety rules in handling explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices;
6. security officer who drew up plans for the security of explosives, pyrotechnic articles, weapons and ammunition and their control systems;
7. specialists who keep records of the movement of manufactured products.
(2) The requirements for qualification of persons under par. 1, p. 4-7 are determined by the Minister of Labour and Social Policy together with the Minister of Interior and Minister of Education and Science.
(3) production facilities and storage persons under Art. 13 para. 4 must meet the requirements of para. 1, p. 1, 2 and 3.
Art. 15. (1) Subject to manufacture explosives for civilian purposes in the Republic of Bulgaria must have its own alphanumeric code that is issued by the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or by an authorized official.
(2) The body of para. 1 provides alphanumeric code when manufacturing site is located in a third country and the person has received manufacturing authorization under this head.
(3) The body under par. 1 provides alphanumeric code when manufacturing site is located in a third country, the manufacturer is not established in a Member State and the person authorized for import under Chapter Six, registered under the Commerce Act.
Art. 16. The face of art. 15, para. 3 submitted to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior application form to receive alphanumeric code, together with a copy of the manufacturing authorization issued by the competent authority of the third country, or similar document certifying that the production is carried out in accordance with the requirements production under the law of the third country, and paid state fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
Art. 17. (1) To obtain permission to manufacture the persons under Art. 13 para. 1 submitted to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP application form accompanied by the following documents:
1. Unique Identification Code (UIC), where persons registered under the Commerce Act or a copy of the certificate of registration in the relevant register under the national law of the Member State in legalized translation in Bulgarian language;

2. permission for use of objects or other substitute document issued pursuant to the Law on Spatial Planning and / or certificate of conformity certifying the suitability of mobile production unit for explosives art. 14, para. 1, p. 3; 3
. document certifying the legal basis for the use of sites;
4. Passport warehouse for storage of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices;
5. list of types of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices that will be produced, indicating standardization documents and technology for their manufacture;
6. developed and approved by the manufacturers safety instructions when carrying explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices;
7. list of persons who will have access to explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles agreed with the chief of the regional management of the Ministry of Interior (MoI ur) the location of the site;
8. evaluation of environmental impact in the production of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles provided in the Law on Environmental Protection cases;
9. diploma of higher education of the heads of manufacturing and document acquired specialty staff of art. 14, para. 1, p. 4-7, criminal record and a copy of the employment contracts of staff;
10. copy of the contract with a person licensed to perform security services under the Law on private security; when the security of production sites will be carried out by officers of the person under Art. 13 para. 1, a copy of the certificate of registration issued under the Law on private security;
11. criminal record certificate or similar document under the national law of another Member of the manager / managers or board members of the person under Art. 13 para. 1 stating that the person has not been convicted of a crime of general nature;
12. an official document issued by a judicial authority or an instrument under the national law of another country, certifying that the manager / managers or board members of the person under Art. 13 para. 1 is not prosecuted for premeditated crime of general nature;
13. medical certificate from a hospital or similar document under the national law of another country, stating that the manager / managers or board members of the person under Art. 13 para. 1 do not suffer from mental disorders;
14. Declaration by the manager / managers or board members of the person under Art. 13 para. 1 that for them there are no circumstances under Art. 58, para. 1, p. 5-8;
15. document for paid state fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(2) Where any stage of production is under contract at another site in the Republic of Bulgaria, the person under Art. 13 para. 1 indicating the location of the object and a copy of the contract and where the site is located outside the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria, the person presents additional and manufacturing authorization issued by the competent authority of the country.
(3) A person applying for authorization for the production of explosives for civil purposes shall submit to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP except the documentation under par. 1 and an application form to obtain a code Art. 15, para. 1.
(4) Where the person under par. 1 wants to conduct activities under Art. 13 para. 3 indicates the activity in the application.
Art. 18. To obtain a certificate of manufacture persons under Art. 13 para. 4 submitted to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP application form accompanied by the following documents:
1. certificate of registration in the relevant register under the Law for non-profit, respectively copy of the act of creation;
2. permission for use of objects or other substitute document issued pursuant to the Law on Spatial Planning and / or certificate of conformity certifying the suitability of mobile production unit for explosives art. 14, para. 1, p. 3; 3
. list of types of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics that will be developed, and the quantities to be produced for research or testing;
4. safety instructions when carrying explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices;
5. list of employees who have access to explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles agreed with the chief of UR MI location of the production facility.

Art. 19. (1) Upon receipt of the application and documentation of art. 17 interdepartmental commission established by the Minister of Interior, assess the completeness and compliance of the submitted documentation requirements for authorization and carry out inspection of production facilities and storage.
(2) The Commission under par. 1 consists of experts - representatives of the Ministry of Interior, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism, Ministry of Environment and Water, Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works, the Directorate for National Construction Control, State Agency "National security "State Agency for Metrology and technical nazdzor and Executive Agency" General Labour Inspectorate ". The modalities for the work of the committee shall be determined by regulations approved by the Minister of Interior.
(3) When omissions and / or discrepancies with the requirements of this law commission under par. 1 shall notify the applicant in writing, provide guidance and 30 days for their removal, in which the term under par. 5 be suspended.
(4) If the deficiencies and / or discrepancies are not corrected within the given deadline under par. 3, the procedure for authorization is terminated.
(5) The director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer shall issue a permit or motivated refuse the application on the advice of the Committee on par. 1 within two months of application.
(6) The refusal under par. 5 subject to appeal under the Administrative Code.
Art. 20. (1) Upon receipt of the application and documentation of art. 18 GDSP Interior Ministry assessed the completeness and compliance of the submitted documentation with the requirements for issuance of a certificate and verified on the spot.
(2) When omissions and / or discrepancies with the requirements of this law GDSP Ministry of Interior shall notify the applicant and give instructions and 30 days for their removal, in which the term under par. 4 stop.
(3) If the deficiencies and / or discrepancies are not corrected within the given deadline under par. 2, the procedure for issuing the certificate is terminated.
(4) The Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP or authorized by him shall issue a certificate of production or motivated refuse the application within a month of application.
(5) The refusal under par. 4 subject to appeal under the Administrative Code.
Art. 21. (1) permits the production of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics are permanent.
(2) The certificates for the production of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics shall be valid for five years.
(3) issued permits and certificates of production are valid only on those types of explosives, pyrotechnic articles, weapons and ammunition may be used only by the persons in whose name they were issued.
Art. 22. Persons under Art. 13 para. 4 may not perform marketing and / or rental of their production of samples of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics, as well as repairs, modification and utilization of weapons and ammunition.
Art. 23. (1) A person licensed to manufacture explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles GDSP notify the Ministry of Interior at:
1. reorganization of production facilities and storage and / or modification of mobile production unit for explosives art. 14, para. 1, p. 3;
2. change of personnel Art. 14, para. 1, p. 4; 3
. change of business registration;
4. changing the type of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices which produce;
5. expiry of the contract under Art. 17, para. 2.
(2) In the cases under par. 1 person authorized for production, presented in 14 days of the change documents relating to it and a document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(3) evaluation of the documentation under par. 2 and on-site inspection of production facilities and storage, when necessary, are carried out under Art. 19, para. 1 - 4.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer within one month reflects the change in the issued permission for production.
Art. 24. (1) A person licensed for production, opening a new facility for the manufacture and storage of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles submitted to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP application form accompanied by documentation of art. 17, para. 1, except that under p. 1, 11 - 14.
(2) Where there is a change in the documentation under par. 1 person shall submit to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior and documents relating to the change.

(3) evaluation of the documentation and on-site inspection is carried out under Art. 19, para. 1 - 4.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer within two months from the date of filing the documentation issue a decision to supplement granted manufacturing authorization.
Art. 25. (1) The manufactured explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices must meet applicable standards for them.
(2) Where no standards under par. 1, explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices are manufactured in approved manufacturer technical specifications.
(3) Explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles can be produced under license technology.
(4) Where the weapons and ammunition meet the requirements of para. 1 and 2, they are accompanied by a certificate of quality issued by the manufacturer.
Art. 26. (1) Persons authorized to manufacture firearms, causing unique marking includes the manufacturer's name, the state or the address of the manufacturing site / production facilities, serial number and year of manufacture or numeric or alphanumeric code permitting the identification of the country of manufacture.
(2) The mark under par. 1 is applied to an essential component of the firearm, the destruction of which would render the firearm unusable.
(3) The persons authorized for the production of weapons other than firearms, causing an essential component of the weapon model, caliber, serial number and year of manufacture.
Art. 27. Persons authorized to produce ammunition for weapons inflict unique marking on each individual package that includes the manufacturer's name, batch identification number, the caliber and type of ammunition.
Art. 28. (1) Persons authorized to manufacture explosives for civilian purposes and pyrotechnic devices, causing "CE" conformity marking on their manufactured products under the Law on technical requirements for products.
(2) The requirement under par. 1 shall not apply to explosives for civilian use and fireworks produced in the place of use.
Art. 29. (1) Persons authorized to manufacture explosives for civil use, causing a unique identification in accordance with Annex № 1 on each manufactured explosives, including the smallest packaging production. When explosives are subject to further industrial processing, the latter is not applied a new unique identification unless the former is deleted or reliance clear.
(2) The identification under par. 1 is firmly attached to the product in a way that prevents distortion or deletion. The data in accordance with Annex № 1, identifying the device to be read easily.
(3) The requirements of paragraphs. 1 and 2 shall not apply where explosives are manufactured for export and loaded identification in accordance with the requirements of the importing country, allowing explosives to be monitored.
(4) The place and manner of applying the unique identification depending on the types of explosives for civil purposes is determined by an ordinance of the Council of Ministers.
Art. 30. The provision of Art. 29 does not apply to:
1. explosives transported and delivered unpackaged in pump trucks for their direct unloading into the blast-hole;
2. explosives are manufactured at the blast site and loaded immediately after production.
Art. 31. (1) The persons authorized for the production of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles except for explosives for civilian purposes, keep records to track which contains:
1. produced quantities of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics and date of manufacture;
2. identification of their manufactured products; 3
. name and address of the person from which it is produced parts for weapons or key components - when the person authorized for production, only assembled or modified;
4. name and address of the person who supplied explosives, pyrotechnic articles, weapons, ammunition or weapons parts and essential components;
5. name and address of the cultural organization under the Law for the Protection and Development of Culture, which is given weapon rent, and for how long;
6. received and delivered quantities of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics.
(2) The persons under par. 1 within 10 working days after the end of each quarter submit to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP copy of the register for the last quarter in paper or electronic form.

(3) The register kept by persons under par. 1 for a period of 10 years from the date of manufacture of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices and is available upon request to the Ministry of Interior.
(4) Upon termination of their activity persons under par. 1 in one month transmit register with the authority of the Ministry of Interior.
(5) In the cases under par. 4 manufacturing authorization lapsed and the fact is entered in the register under Art. 11.
Art. 32. Persons authorized to manufacture, are obligated to provide activities for the production and storage of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics armed guards.
Art. 33. (1) Persons authorized to manufacture explosives for civil use, shall create and maintain a system for collecting and storing data lifecycle explosives.
(2) The system under par. 1 must allow tracing of explosives so that all persons dealing with them can be identified at any time.
(3) The persons under par. 1 within 10 working days after the end of each quarter submit to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP data from the system under par. 1 for the last quarter in paper or electronic form.
(4) The data under par. 1, including data from the unique identification shall be kept by the person authorized for production, over 10 years after delivery of explosives to persons authorized to carry out activities with them or until the end of their life cycle when there is information for this and made available on request to the Ministry of Interior.
(5) Upon termination of activity of the person under par. 1 data under par. 4 are transmitted within one month of the relevant authority of the Ministry of Interior.
(6) In the cases under par. 5 manufacturing authorization lapsed and the fact is entered in the register under Art. 11.
Art. 34. (1) Persons authorized to manufacture explosives for civilian purposes, whose business is wholly or partly composed in production are required to:
1. keep records of the unique identification of explosives and evidence, including the type of explosive, the amount, authorization number and name and address of the person to whom it was granted and the date of delivery;
2. recording the location of each explosive at the time of production or acquisition to reallocation to another person who is authorized to perform activities with explosives, or used as intended; 3
. conduct inspections every six months the system of art. 33;
4. provide reliable protection of stored data.
(2) Upon request by the Ministry of Interior persons under par. 1 provide:
1. Information regarding the origin and location of each explosive for civilian use in its life cycle and throughout the supply chain;
2. name and contact details of the responsible person who can provide the information described in Item. 1 at any time. Chapter Three

trade in explosives, weapons, munitions and pyrotechnics
Art. 35. (1) Trade with explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics shall be performed by natural and legal persons registered as traders on the territory of a Member State after obtaining marketing authorization issued by the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or by an authorized it official.
(2) The persons under par. 1 who want to trade with explosives must have storage facilities owned or leased in the Republic of Bulgaria, and those who want to trade in arms and ammunition and / or pyrotechnic articles must have warehouses and / or commercial sites - owned or leased in the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria.
(3) storage facilities for explosives and commercial sites and / or warehouses for ammunition and pyrotechnic devices must meet technical regulations and standards for designing buildings for production and storage of explosives, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices in accordance with the Law on Spatial Planning.
(4) sites under par. 2 must meet the requirements for Physical Protection under the Law on Spatial Planning.
(5) requirements for the development of the sites under par. 2 and marketing conditions for the products are determined by the Minister of Interior.
Art. 36. (1) To obtain permission to trade in explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics persons under Art. 35, para. 1 must have:
1. Head of warehouse storage and / or trade sites;

2. employees who exercise control over the observance of safety rules for work with explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices; 3
. specialists who keep records of the movement of the device with which trading is conducted.
(2) The requirements for qualification of persons under par. 1 shall be determined in accordance with Art. 14, para. 2.
Art. 37. Persons under Art. 35, para. 1 submitted to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP application form accompanied by the following documents:
1. documentation of art. 17, para. 1, p. 1-4, 6 and 7;
2. list of types of devices with which persons under Art. 35, para. 1 will deal; 3
. a list of persons under Art. 36, para. 1 conviction certificate certifying that the person has not been convicted of a crime of a general nature, a copy of the employment contract and diploma qualifications in accordance with Art. 36, para. 2 of each of the persons;
4. a copy of a contract with a person licensed to perform security services under the Law on private security; when the security of outlets and / or storage will be carried out by officers of the person under Art. 35, para. 1, a copy of the certificate of registration issued under the Law on private security;
5. criminal record certificate or similar document under the national law of another Member of the manager / managers or board members of the person under Art. 35, para. 1 stating that the person has not been convicted of a crime of general nature;
6. an official document issued by a judicial authority or an instrument under the national law of another country, certifying that the manager / managers or board members of the person under Art. 35, para. 1 is not prosecuted for premeditated crime of general nature;
7. medical certificate from a hospital or similar document under the national law of another country, stating that the manager / managers or board members of the person under Art. 35, para. 1 do not suffer from mental disorders;
8. Declaration by the manager / managers or board members of the person under Art. 35, para. 1 that for them there are no circumstances under Art. 58, para. 1, p. 5-8;
9. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
Art. 38. (1) Upon receipt of the application and documentation of art. 37 GDSP Interior Ministry assessed the completeness and compliance of the submitted documentation requirements for authorization and carry out inspection of warehouses and / or outlets.
(2) When omissions and / or discrepancies with the requirements of this law GDSP Ministry of Interior shall notify the applicant and give instructions and 30 days for their removal, in which the term under par. 4 stop.
(3) If the deficiencies and / or discrepancies are not corrected within the given deadline under par. 2, the procedure for authorization is terminated.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer shall issue a permit or a reasoned refusal to issue within two months of application.
(5) The refusal under par. 4 subject to appeal under the Administrative Code.
Art. 39. (1) marketing authorizations are granted for a period of five years.
(2) issued marketing authorizations are valid only on those types of explosives, pyrotechnic articles, weapons and ammunition may be used only by the persons in whose name they were issued.
Art. 40. (1) Within two months before the expiry of art. 39, para. 1 person received marketing authorization shall submit an application form to the director of the Interior Ministry GDSP for renewal, accompanied by documentation of art. 37.
(2) authorization under par. 1 shall be issued pursuant to Art. 38.
Art. 41. (1) The person authorized to trade in explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics shall inform the director of the Interior Ministry in GDSP:
1. reconstruction of warehouses and / or items for trade;
2. changing the face of art. 36, para. 1; 3
. change of business registration;
4. change the types of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics.
(2) In the cases under par. 1 person received marketing authorization shall submit within 14 days of the change documents relating to it and a document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(3) evaluation of the documentation under par. 2 and on-site inspection of outlets and / or storage, where necessary, be carried out under Art. 38, para. 1 - 3.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer within one month reflects the change in the issued marketing authorization.

Art. 42. (1) The person authorized to trade at the opening of a new outlet and / or storage submitted to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP application form accompanied by documentation of art. 37, except that under Art. 17, para. 1 pt. 1 and Art. 37 pt. 5 - 8.
(2) Where there is a change in the documentation under par. 1 person shall submit to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior and documents relating to the change.
(3) evaluation of the documentation and on-site inspection is carried out under Art. 38, para. 1 - 3.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer within two months from the date of filing the documentation issue a decision to supplement granted marketing authorization.
Art. 43. Persons authorized to trade can trade with:
1. other persons who are authorized to trade;
2. persons authorized for production; 3
. persons who are authorized to acquire under Chapter Four;
4. persons under Art. 54 - for weapons other than firearms.
Art. 44. (1) The persons authorized to trade, which repackage explosives for civilian use, to make sure that each article to the smallest package bears the unique identification in accordance with Annex № 1.
(2) Persons received marketing authorization for explosives for civilian use, the requirements of Art. 33 and 34.
Art. 45. (1) The persons authorized to trade in explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics are required to:
1. provide storage of explosives, firearms and ammunition warehouses with armed guards and in retail outlets - with alarm;
2. keep a register containing information on:
a) name and address of the person from whom he received explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices;
B) the name and address of the person who received the explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics, except for category 1 fireworks and fireworks in categories 2 and 3 in quantities not exceeding those of art. 53;
C) the amount and the identity of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles and the date of sale and receipt.
(2) The persons under par. 1 within 10 working days after the end of each quarter submit to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP copy of the register under par. 1 pt. 2 of the last quarter in paper or electronic form.
(3) Data under par. 1 pt. 2 shall be kept by the persons authorized to trade in explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics for a period of 10 years from the date of entry in the Register and are available on request to the authorities of the Ministry.
(4) Upon termination of activities the persons authorized to trade in explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics, transmitted within one month of the register under par. 1 pt. 2 of the relevant authority of the Ministry.
(5) In the cases under par. 4 marketing authorization lapsed and the fact is entered in the register under Art. 11.
Art. 46. ​​(1) Upon the sale of firearms and ammunition person under Art. 35, para. 1 complete control card template provided by the person authorized to acquire.
(2) A person who has received marketing authorization granted within 10 working days of the completed coupon at par. 1 of the issuing authority for acquisition.
Art. 47. outlets can sell new firearms and ammunition, accompanied by a certificate of quality art. 25, para. 4 and used - with a certificate of suitability for use under Art. 87, para. 2.
Art. 48. (1) Business ammunition with steel sardechnik, ammunition art. 5 para. 1 pt. 4 and silencers for weapons can be carried out only between persons authorized for production, trade and / or transport imported or exported under this Act.
(2) shall be prohibited:
1. sale of category 1 fireworks to anyone under 12 years, Category 2 - persons under 16 years and Category 3 - persons under 18 years;
2. Trade visibly damaged pyrotechnics or torn smallest standard industrial packaging; 3
. marketing and sale of projectile ammunition art. 6 para. 5.
Art. 49. (1) The organization of trade fairs of explosives for civil use, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics organizer of the exhibition is obliged to comply with the requirements for the physical protection of buildings under the Law on Spatial Planning.
(2) trade show participation can take only persons authorized to manufacture, trade or transport imported or exported under this Act.

(3) trade show can be presented and store single copies weapons and single smallest standard industrial packaging ammunition and pyrotechnics over which it has applied visible sign clearly indicates that they are not intended for sale. When the designation can not be applied to the device is applied to the packaging.
(4) The sale of location of explosives for civil use, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices for the duration of the trade fair.
(5) The organizer of the trade fair is required one month prior to the start of the exhibition to inform the head of the respective RU Interior Ministry, in whose territory the exhibition is held to present a list of all participants and a copy of the contract with a person who has received license to conduct security activities under the Law on private security activity. When guarding the venue of the trade fair is carried out by employees of the organizer, a copy of the certificate of registration issued under the Law on private security activity.

Chapter IV ACQUISITION, storage, carrying and using explosives, arms and ammunition of pyrotechnics Section
I

General Art. 50. (1) Natural and legal persons registered as traders under the Commercial Code and cultural organizations under the Law for the Protection and Development of Culture may acquire explosives and pyrotechnic articles except for category 1 fireworks by purchase, by inheritance, by donation or exchange after receiving permission to acquire issued by the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer or head of uR MI location of the storage.
(2) Bulgarian citizens, nationals of other Member States residing in the Republic of Bulgaria, third-country nationals residing in the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria, and legal non-profit entities registered under the Law on Legal Entities profit can be acquired only by inheritance explosives and pyrotechnic articles except for category 1 fireworks, after obtaining permission to acquire issued by the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer or the chief of RU Ministry of Interior at the location of the storage.
(3) The persons under par. 1 and 2 can acquire firearms and ammunition by purchase, gift, exchange or inheritance after receiving permission to acquire issued by the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer or the head of ur MI the location of the storage or the permanent address of the individual.
(4) Upon succession of devices under par. 1-3 successor within 14 days of acceptance of the inheritance submit an application form to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior or to the head of ur MIA at the location of the storage or permanent address for authorization for acquisition.
(5) In the absence of the head of the Interior Ministry RU relevant permit issued by authorized by the Minister of Interior official.
Art. 51. (1) Individuals residing in the territory of another Member State, individuals and legal persons registered as traders and legal non-profit entities registered under the national law of another Member State can acquire firearms and ammunition in the Republic of Bulgaria by purchase, by inheritance, by donation or exchange after receiving permission to acquire issued by the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or by an authorized official.
(2) Natural and legal persons registered as traders and legal non-profit entities registered under the national law of another Member State can acquire explosives and pyrotechnic articles, excluding fireworks category 1 territory the Republic of Bulgaria by purchase, by inheritance, by donation or exchange, after obtaining permission to acquire issued by the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or by an authorized official.
(3) Individuals residing in the territory of another Member State can acquire the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria only heritage explosives and pyrotechnic articles except for category 1 fireworks, after obtaining permission to acquire issued GDSP by the director of the Interior Ministry or by an authorized official.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer shall issue a permit under par. 1-3 only after prior written approval by the relevant authority of the Member State where the person is residing.

Art. 52. When a firearm is acquired as a reward for awarding the order replaces the authorization for acquisition.
Art. 53. No permit is required for the acquisition, storage and use of fireworks Category 2 - up to 5 kg gross weight and Category 3 - up to 10 units.
Art. 54. (1) Bulgarian citizens, nationals of other Member States residing in the Republic of Bulgaria, third-country nationals residing in the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria, natural and legal persons registered as traders under the Commercial Code and legal non-profit, registered under the Law for non-profit organizations are required within 14 days after the acquisition of gas and signal weapons and / or pneumatic guns with kinetic energy of more than 24 joules to notify in writing the head of ur MI at the location of the storage or the permanent address of the individual.
(2) Where the persons under par. 1 acquired weapons under par. 1 in another Member State they are required to 4 months after the acquisition notify the Chief of UR MI location of the storage or the permanent address of the individual.
(3) Where an individual import and / or export owned by him pellet guns and ammunition, is obliged to declare the border checkpoint (checkpoint).
(4) The head of the respective UR ​​MI location of the storage or the permanent address of the individual issued a certificate of notification made under par. 1 and 2.
Art. 55. A person who sold or donated to another person-owned gas and signal weapons and / or pneumatic guns with kinetic energy of more than 24 joules, or replace it, is required within 7 days of the transfer to notify in writing the head of ur MIA at the location of the storage or the permanent address of the individual.
Art. 56. (1) The person under Art. 50, para. 1-3 authorized acquisition can store and / or use explosives and pyrotechnic articles except for category 1 fireworks, or to store, carry and / or use firearms and ammunition after obtaining permission to the activities of GDSP director of the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer or the head of ur MIA at the location of the storage or the permanent address of the individual.
(2) The person under Art. 51, para. 2 and 3 authorized acquisition can store and / or use explosives and pyrotechnic articles except for category 1 fireworks, the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria only with the permission of the relevant activities issued by the Director of GDSP of MI or by an authorized official.
(3) The person under Art. 51, para. 1 authorized acquisition can store and / or carry and use firearms and ammunition in the Republic of Bulgaria only with the permission of the relevant activities issued by the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer after prior written approval from the competent authority of the Member State where the person is residing.
(4) The persons under par. 1-3 may apply for authorization to acquire, store, carry and use simultaneously or sequentially.
(5) issued permit can be recorded several activities.
Art. 57. (1) The person authorized to acquire or storage and / or carrying and use of firearms and ammunition, shall notify in writing the authority which granted appropriate permissions for the intention of sale, exchange or donation of owned / held by him fire weapons / firearms and ammunition to a person who is authorized to acquire this type of firearms / firearms and ammunition.
(2) The transaction under par. 1 can take place after the change in the respective authorization of the transferor or after termination of his when permission is entered only one firearm.
Art. 58. (1) Permits to acquire and / or storage of explosives and pyrotechnics, permits acquisition, storage and / or carrying and use of firearms and ammunition shall be issued to a person:
1. who is less than 18 years and not completed primary education;
2. who has been convicted of a crime of a general nature or against him prosecuted for a crime of general nature; 3
. for which a notification was received pursuant to Art. 182, para. 2 pt. 2, letter "b" of art. 221, para. 6 para. 2 of the Tax and Social Insurance Procedure Code;
4. who suffers from a mental disorder;

5. over the last three years of compulsory been placed in hospitals in Chapter Five, Section II of the Health Act or treated for drug use;
6. over the last three years two or more times been placed in a sobering establishment under Art. 78, para. 1 of the Ministry of Interior;
7. over the last three years three or more times violated public order, which have been imposed administrative penalties;
8. to which the last three years were imposed protective measures under the Protection from Domestic Violence;
9. which has not undergone a course on safe handling of firearms in cases where it applies for authorization to carry and use firearms and ammunition;
10. has no reason - self-defense, hunting goals, sports, cultural goals, collecting that beyond reasonable doubt justifies authorization.
(2) the minor person may use arms and ammunition only shooting for educational or sporting purposes and only with the written consent of the legal representatives and under the guidance of qualified instructors or coaches.
(3) A natural person may use firearms and ammunition without a permit to carry and use only shooting for educational or sporting purposes under the guidance of a qualified instructor or coach.
(4) shall not be issued authorization to persons who lack the necessary training and qualification to occupational safety in blasting and work with theatrical pyrotechnic articles of category T2 other pyrotechnic articles of category P2 and fireworks Category 4.
(5) The modalities for conducting courses under par. 1, p. 9 are determined by the Minister of Interior. When courses on safe handling of firearms held by the Interior Ministry, a fee in an amount determined by the tariff under Art. 12.
(6) Individuals who have not completed 18 years can not acquire and carry a pellet gun.
Art. 59. (1) Persons authorized to acquisition, storage, carrying and use of firearms and ammunition and authorization to acquire and / or storage of explosives and pyrotechnic articles are obliged to protect them against theft, loss and access to others and to take measures to prevent accidents or injuries during use.
(2) Whoever loses explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics or permit activities with them, shall immediately notify the authorities of the Ministry.
(3) Whoever finds explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles shall immediately inform the authorities of the Ministry of Interior, without changing them.
Art. 60. (1) shall be prohibited:
1. The open carrying of weapons in public places, except in the conduct of security activities;
2. storage and carrying of weapons for sporting and cultural purposes with a bullet in the barrel or drum; 3
. carrying and use of firearms and ammunition:
a) political, trade union and cultural events;
B) sporting events, unless required for the event itself;
C) in public eateries and gladness;
D) in temples, churches and monasteries;
E) health and hospitals, in schools and in homes;
E) during and after use of alcohol, drugs or intoxicating substances;
4. acquisition, storage, carrying and use of silencers for weapons;
5. use for other purposes of firearms or ammunition when they are acquired for cultural purposes;
6. use of pyrotechnic devices in vehicles, with the exception of pyrotechnic articles for vehicles near flammable materials, and in the areas of health and hospitals, schools, orphanages, houses of worship, temples and monasteries and use of pyrotechnic articles except for category 1 fireworks, indoors.
(2) The prohibition under par. 1, p. 3 letters "a" - "e" does not apply to persons performing duties in security.
(3) The prohibition under par. 1, p. 6 shall not apply to persons duly qualified and licensed occupational safety in blasting, the use of pyrotechnic articles on political, sporting, religious, cultural events and shooting film productions, after informing the relevant ur Interior of the place of use.
Section II
Acquisition, storage and use of explosives and pyrotechnics

Art. 61. (1) To obtain permission to acquire explosives and / or pyrotechnics, except for category 1 fireworks, the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria persons under Art. 50, para. 1 and 2 submitted to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively to the head of ur MIA at the location of the storage, and the persons under Art. 51, para. 2 and 3 - to the director of GDSP of Interior application form stating:
1. name and address of the grantor or transferor;
2. the type and quantity of explosives and / or pyrotechnics; 3
. reason for the authorization in the case of purchase, exchange or donation.
(2) The application under par. 1 the following documents:
1. document certifying the manner of acquisition in the case of inheritance;
2. declaration that the acquired explosives for civilian use and pyrotechnics bears the "CE" marking in accordance with Art. 28, respectively unique identification in accordance with Art. 29 of explosives for civil use; 3
. list of persons who will have access to explosives and / or pyrotechnics agreed with the chief of UR MI mestosahranenieto them;
4. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(3) Natural and legal persons registered as traders and legal non-profit entities registered under the national law of the Member State shall submit the documentation under par. 2 and UIC when they are registered under the Commerce Act or certificate of registration under the Law for Non-profit or a copy of the certificate of registration in the relevant register under the national law of another Member State - in legalized translation in Bulgarian language.
(4) Bulgarian citizens, nationals of other Member States residing in the Republic of Bulgaria, and third-country nationals residing in the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria, the manager / managers or board members of persons under par. 3 submitted documentation under par. 2 additional following documents:
1. criminal record certificate or corresponding document within the national law of that country, certifying that the person has not been convicted of a crime of general nature;
2. an official document issued by a judicial authority or an instrument by national law of that country, certifying that the person is not prosecuted for premeditated crime of general nature; 3
. medical certificate from a hospital or an instrument in national law of that country, certifying that the person does not suffer from mental disorders.
Art. 62. To obtain a storage permit the person authorized to acquire explosives and pyrotechnic articles except for category 1 fireworks shall submit to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively to the head of UR MI location of the warehouse in within two months of receiving the authorization to acquire an application form accompanied by the following documents:
1. permission for use of objects or other substitute document issued pursuant to the Law on Spatial Planning;
2. document certifying the legal basis for the use of sites; 3
. Passport warehouse for storage of explosives and pyrotechnics;
4. a copy of the certificate of acquired qualification of heads of warehouses for occupational safety in blasting or relevant document under the national law of another Member State;
5. a copy of a contract with a person licensed to perform security services under the Law on private security; when guarding the warehouses will be carried out by officers of the person authorized to acquire, a copy of the certificate of registration issued under the Law on private security;
6. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
Art. 63. To obtain a permit for the storage of explosives and pyrotechnics, except for category 1 fireworks, natural and legal persons registered as traders on the territory of a Member State shall submit to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively to the head of OC MI location of the warehouse, an application form accompanied by documents under Art. 17, para. 1 pt. 1 and Art. 62.
Art. 64. To obtain permission to use the person under Art. 62 authorized storage submitted to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively to the head of RU Interior Ministry in the place of use, application form, accompanied by the following documents:

1. a copy of the certificate of qualification to occupational safety in blasting or relevant document under the national law of another Member State of the person or for the employees who will carry out blasting;
2. list of employees who will carry out blasting; 3
. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
Art. 65. (1) To obtain permission to use pyrotechnics, except for category 1 fireworks, Bulgarian nationals, nationals of other Member States residing in a Member State and third-country nationals residing in the territory of Republic of Bulgaria shall submit to the Director of the Ministry of Interior for GDSP territory, according to the head of RU Interior Ministry in the place of use, application form, accompanied by the following documents:
1. documents under Art. 61, para. 4;
2. a copy of the certificate of qualification to occupational safety in blasting or relevant document under the national law of another Member State; 3
. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(2) To obtain permission to use explosives and pyrotechnic articles except for category 1 fireworks, natural and legal persons registered as traders and non-profit organization registered under national legislation Member State shall submit to the authority under par. 1 application accompanied by:
1. UIC when they are registered under the Commerce Act or certificate of registration under the Law for Non-profit or certificate of registration in the relevant register under the national law of another Member State - in legalized translation in Bulgarian language;
2. list of employees who will carry out blasting; 3
. documentation under par. 1 pt. 1 and 2 for persons under p. 2;
4. documentation of art. 61, para. 4 for the manager / managers or members of their governing bodies;
5. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
Art. 66. (1) Persons authorized to acquire explosives and pyrotechnic devices can store them in warehouses of persons authorized for storage of art. 63.
(2) Persons authorized to acquire and / or storage of explosives and pyrotechnic articles may enter into a contract with persons received authorization to perform the blasting.
Art. 67. Persons authorized or certified for production of explosives and pyrotechnic devices can use them without the permission of art. 65, para. 2 when using them to produce goods or products, industrial, special or cultural purposes.
Art. 68. (1) Upon receipt of the application and documentation of art. 61, 62, 63, 64 and 65 GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively ur MI assess the completeness and compliance of the submitted documentation requirements for-authorization and carry out inspection of the storage sites.
(2) When omissions and / or discrepancies with the requirements of this Act the authority under par. 1 shall notify the applicant and give instructions and 30 days for their removal, in which the term under par. 5 be suspended.
(3) If the deficiencies and / or discrepancies are not corrected within the given deadline under par. 2, the procedure for authorization is terminated.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or the head of RU Interior Ministry official check the circumstances under Art. 58, para. 1, p. 3, 6 and 7 and if there are pre-trial proceedings for deliberate indictable offense against a person or against the manager / managers and / or board members of the legal entity.
(5) The director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer, respectively chief of ur Interior Ministry issue a permit or motivated refuse the application within a month of application.
(6) The refusal under par. 5 subject to appeal under the Administrative Code.
(7) motivated refusal of permission for acquisition in the case of inheritance heir providing explosives and / or pyrotechnic articles, except for category 1 fireworks, the authority under par. 1 storage immediately after receipt of the decision to cancel. The owner of the items may transfer ownership of a person authorized to acquire, following the entry into force of the decision to cancel.
Art. 69. (1) The authorizations to acquire explosives and pyrotechnic articles are issued for a period of three months and within this period can be used only once.
(2) permits storage and / or use of explosives and pyrotechnic articles are valid for five years from the date of issue.

(3) The issued permits for storage and / or use are valid only on those types and / or amounts of explosives and pyrotechnic articles and can be used only by the persons in whose name they were issued.
Art. 70. (1) A person licensed for acquisition, storage and / or use of explosives and pyrotechnic articles GDSP notify the Ministry of Interior, respectively ur MI at:
1. reconstruction of storage sites;
2. change of managers of warehouses for storage and / or officers conducting blasting operations; 3
. change of business registration or registration as a legal non-profit entity.
(2) In the cases under par. 1 person received permission for acquisition, storage and / or use of explosives and pyrotechnic articles presented within 14 days of the change documents relating to it and a document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(3) evaluation of the documentation under par. 2 and on-site inspection of warehouses for storage when necessary, are carried out under Art. 68, para. 1 - 3.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer or chief of UR MI location of the storage sites within 14 days from the date of submission of documentation reflects the change in the issued permit acquisition, storage and / or use.
Art. 71. (1) Within one month before the expiry of art. 69, para. 2 person authorized for storage and / or use of explosives and pyrotechnic articles shall submit an application form accompanied by documentation of art. 62, 63, 64 or Art. 65 GDSP to the director of the Interior Ministry or the respective head of RU Interior Ministry to renew the permit.
(2) authorization under par. 1 shall be issued pursuant to Art. 68.
Art. 72. Persons authorized to acquisition, storage and use of explosives for civil purposes, establish and maintain a system of art. 33 and perform the obligations under Art. 34.
Art. 73. (1) Persons authorized to store explosives and pyrotechnics, keep a register which contains:
1. name and address of the person from whom he received explosives and pyrotechnic products;
2. name and address of the person who received the explosives and pyrotechnic products; 3
. quantities of explosives and pyrotechnic articles credentials, as well as receipt and transmission;
4. identity and amounts of wasted explosives and pyrotechnics.
(2) The persons authorized to use explosives and pyrotechnics, keep a register which contains:
1. name and address of the person from whom he received explosives and pyrotechnic products;
2. the type and quantities received and used explosives and pyrotechnics; 3
. type and residual amounts of explosives and pyrotechnics and name and address of the person to whom they are provided.
(3) The persons under par. 1 and 2 within 10 working days after the end of each quarter submit to the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or the relevant Head of ur Interior Ministry issued the permit, a copy of the records for the last quarter in paper or electronic form.
(4) Data from the registers under par. 1 and 2 shall be kept for 10 years from their entry and are available on request to the authorities of the Ministry.
Art. 74. (1) Persons authorized to store explosives and pyrotechnic devices provide round the clock armed security agreement with the issuing authority and comply with technical regulations and standards for storage of explosives and pyrotechnic products under the Law on Spatial Planning.
(2) warehouses under par. 1 allow joint storage of different types of explosives in quantities determined by the Law on Spatial Planning.
Art. 75. Persons authorized to use under this section when performing special and technological blasting or pyrotechnical effects shall notify the Chief of RU Interior Ministry, in whose territory the activities concerned and provide a license to perform blasting and / or pyrotechnic effects issued by the Directorate "Labour Inspectorate".
Section III
acquisition, storage, carrying and use of firearms and ammunition

Art. 76. (1) To obtain a permit to acquire firearms and ammunition Bulgarian nationals, nationals of other Member States residing in the Republic of Bulgaria, third-country nationals residing in the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria, natural and legal persons registered as traders under the Commercial Code and legal non-profit, registered under the law for non-profit submit an application form to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively, to the head of uR MI permanent address, respectively address storage.
(2) To obtain a permit to purchase firearms and ammunition individuals residing in the territory of another Member State, individuals and legal persons registered as traders and non-profit organization registered under national law of another Member State shall submit an application form to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior.
(3) Applications under par. 1 and 2 states:
1. way acquisition;
2. name and address of the grantor or transferor; 3
. reason for the authorization in the case of donation, purchase or exchange;
4. the type and quantity of firearms and ammunition.
(4) Applications must be accompanied by the following documents:
1. document certifying the manner of acquisition of firearms and ammunition in heritage and reward;
2. declaration that the acquired firearms and ammunition will be kept under Art. 98; 3
. declaration that the acquired firearms and ammunition must bear a unique marking as art. 26 and 27 or marking under the Convention on mutual recognition of Proofmarks on firearms signed on July 1, 1969 .;
4. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(5) The persons under par. 2 to submit the documentation under par. 3 and 4 and prior written approval from the relevant authority of the Member State where the person is residing.
(6) Natural and legal persons registered as traders and legal non-profit entities registered under the national law of the Member State shall submit the documentation under par. 3 and 4 and UIC when they are registered under the Commerce Act or certificate of registration under the Law for Non-profit or certificate of registration in the relevant register under the national law of another Member State - in legalized translation in Bulgarian language.
(7) Bulgarian citizens, nationals of other Member States residing in the Republic of Bulgaria, third-country nationals residing in the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria and the manager / managers or board members of legal persons under par. 1 to submit documentation under par. 3 and 4 documents under Art. 61, para. 4.
Art. 77. (1) Individuals applying for a permit to purchase firearms and ammunition for sporting purposes, besides the documents under art. 76, para. 3, 4 and 7 represent and document the membership of the relevant sports organization in the Physical Education and Sports, and where people are residing in another Member State - an instrument legalized translation into Bulgarian.
(2) Individuals applying for a permit to purchase firearms and ammunition for hunting purposes, except for the documents under Art. 76, para. 3, 4 and 7 submitted and certified hunting under the Hunting and Game Protection Act, and where persons residing in another Member State - an instrument legalized translation into Bulgarian.
(3) When applying for authorization to acquire a hunting rifled weapon individuals presented a certificate of selective hunting.
(4) The persons under Art. 76, para. 1 and 2, possessing firearms and ammunition for which they have issued permits for storage and / or carry and use their period has not expired, may acquire other firearms and ammunition after receiving permission for acquisition. Individuals submit an application to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively, to the head of ur MIA at the location of the storage or permanent address, enclosing a copy of the relevant permits identification of firearms and ammunition and a document for paid fee in an amount determined by the tariff under Art. 12.

Art. 78. (1) The civil servants of the Ministry of Interior, SANS, the Chief Directorate "Security" and the General Directorate "Execution of penalties" at the Ministry of Justice and servicemen of the armed forces are authorized to acquire, store and / or carrying and using short barrel firearms / short firearms and ammunition by the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer, respectively by the chief of uR MI permanent address, based on an application form enclosing a certificate from the respective department they are officers or soldiers, and paid state fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(2) To obtain a permit for the acquisition, storage, carrying and using short firearm / short firearms and ammunition persons under par. 1 terminated service contracts, except those who have been imposed a disciplinary sanction "dismissal" shall submit to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively, to the head of UR MI permanent address, an application form stating the type and the quantity of firearms and ammunition, accompanied by the following documents:
1. certificate from the respective department stating that the person is a former employee;
2. documents under Art. 61, para. 4; 3
. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(3) Employees of a foreign diplomatic mission who are nationals of the sending State may acquire and / or wear and use short firearm and ammunition for official purposes in accordance with the principle of reciprocity after the issuance of the relevant permission from the director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or by an authorized official.
(4) To obtain a permit under par. 3 Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall submit to the Ministry of Interior GDSP following documents:
1. note from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the State to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Bulgaria with a request for authorization for each employee;
2. certified by the Bulgarian diplomatic mission copy and Bulgarian translation of the document issued by the competent authority of the home Member State, certifying the right of the diplomatic staff under par. 3 to hold and support a specific type of firearms and ammunition; 3
. certificate from the Bulgarian diplomatic mission issued to the employee under par. 3, in the case of an import or transport the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria held its firearm and ammunition.
Art. 79. (1) To obtain a storage permit the person authorized to acquire firearms and ammunition shall submit to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively to the head of ur MIA at the location of the storage, or permanent address - for individuals, within two months of receiving the authorization to acquire an application form and a document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(2) The persons under par. 1 which has warehouses for storage of firearms and ammunition, submitted to the documents under par. 1 following documents:
1. permission for use of objects or other substitute document issued pursuant to the Law on Spatial Planning;
2. document certifying the legal basis for the use of sites; 3
. Passport warehouse storage of firearms and ammunition;
4. a copy of a contract with a person licensed to perform security services under the Law on private security; when guarding the warehouses will be carried out by officers of the person under par. 1, a copy of the certificate of registration issued under the Law on private security activity, or a copy of the contract for security services through security.
Art. 80. (1) To obtain a permit for the storage of firearms and ammunition natural and legal persons registered as traders on the territory of a Member State shall submit to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively to the head of UR MI location of warehouse application form accompanied by:
1. documents under Art. 79, para. 2;
2. documents under Art. 61, para. 4 for the manager / managers or members of their governing bodies; 3
. UIC when they are registered under the Commerce Act or certificate of registration in the relevant register under the national law of another Member State - in legalized translation in Bulgarian language;
4. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.

(2) To obtain permission to store firearms cultural organizations under the Law for the Protection and Development of Culture and such under national law of another Member State, unauthorized acquisition and wish to hire firearms Art . 6 para. 3 pt. 4, submitted to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively to the head of ur MIA at the location of the storage, application form, stating:
1. address of the storage;
2. reason for the authorization; 3
. name and address of the landlord;
4. type and quantity of firearms.
(3) The application under par. 2 accompanied by:
1. UIC when they are registered under the Commerce Act or certificate of registration under the Law for Non-profit or certificate of registration in the relevant register under the national law of another Member State - in legalized translation in Bulgarian language;
2. a copy of the contract for security services through security; 3
. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
Art. 81. (1) To obtain a permit to carry and use firearms and ammunition Bulgarian nationals, nationals of other Member States residing in the Republic of Bulgaria, and third-country nationals residing in the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria authorized for acquisition and storage, submit an application form to the director of the Interior Ministry GDSP respectively to the head of uR MI permanent address within one month of receipt of the storage permit, accompanied by:
1. document completed training and passed examination for safe handling of firearms - for business purposes or for self-defense, hunting - for hunting purposes or document of membership of the relevant sports organization in the Physical Education and Sports - for sports purposes;
2. two photographs of size 3 to 4 cm; 3
. certificate of suitability for use issued pursuant to Art. 87, para. 2 when the firearm is not new;
4. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(2) Where the natural and legal persons registered as traders under the Commercial Code, sports and cultural organizations and hunting associations are authorized for acquisition and storage submitted to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively the chief of RU Ministry of Interior at the location of the storage of firearms and ammunition, application form for issuing a permit to carry and use firearms and ammunition for their employees or members.
(3) The application under par. 2 stating the grounds for authorization and present:
1. a copy of the identification documents of employees or members;
2. a copy of the contract of employment or temporary employment of employees or a document certifying membership in the organization; 3
. copy of the authorization for acquisition and storage of the persons under par. 2;
4. documents under par. 1 for each employee or a member of any firearm;
5. documents under Art. 61, para. 4 for each employee or member.
(4) To obtain a permit to carry and use firearms and ammunition natural person resident in another Member State shall submit to the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry within one month from receipt of the permit to store documents in par. 1 and prior written consent issued by the competent authority of another Member State.
Art. 82. Persons authorized to acquire firearms and ammunition can store them in warehouses of persons authorized for storage of art. 80, para. 1.
Art. 83. (1) Upon receipt of the documents under Art. 76, para. 3-7, art. 77, 78, 79, 80 and 81 GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively ur MI assess the completeness and conformity of the documents filed with the requirements for authorization and accompanied by appropriate inspection of the storage sites.
(2) When omissions and / or discrepancies with the requirements of this Act the authority under par. 1 shall notify the applicant and give instructions and 30 days for their removal, in which the term under par. 5 be suspended.
(3) If the deficiencies and / or discrepancies are not corrected within the given deadline under par. 2, the procedure for authorization is terminated.
(4) The Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively the chief of ur Interior Ministry official check the circumstances under Art. 58, para. 1, p. 3, 6 and 7, and whether against the person concerned has initiated pre-trial proceedings for deliberate indictable offense.

(5) The director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer, respectively chief of ur Interior Ministry issued a permit for the activity or motivated refuse the application within a month of application.
(6) The refusal under par. 5 subject to appeal under the Administrative Code.
(7) motivated refusal of permission for acquisition in the case of inheritance heir providing firearms and / or ammunition to the authority under par. 1 storage immediately after receipt of the decision to cancel. The owner of the items may transfer ownership of a person authorized to acquire, following the entry into force of the decision to cancel.
Art. 84. (1) The acquisition of firearms and ammunition is issued for three months and within this period may be used only once.
(2) The storage permit and the permit to carry and use firearms and ammunition shall be valid for five years from the date of issue, except in cases under par. 3.
(3) Where a permit to carry and use firearms and ammunition issued after the storage permit, the duration of action continues until the expiry of the storage permit.
(4) The storage permit and the permit to carry and use valid only on those types of firearms and ammunition and may be used only by the person to whom they were issued.
Art. 85. (1) Bulgarian citizens, nationals of other Member States residing in the Republic of Bulgaria, natural and legal persons registered as traders under the Commercial Code and legal non-profit entities registered under the Law on Legal Entities profit acquired firearms and ammunition in another Member State are required within 7 days from the date of entry into the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria to hand over the bodies of the MoI acquired firearms and ammunition, if you do not have permission storage to obtaining the required permit.
(2) Where the persons under par. 1 received the appropriate permits under this section, they inform the authorities of the Ministry of Interior within 7 days from the date of entry into the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria to record the fact in issued permits.
Art. 86. (1) The person authorized to acquire, store and / or carrying and use of firearms and ammunition, GDSP notify the Ministry of Interior, respectively ur MI at:
1. change of permanent address - for individuals or
2. change of address of the storage of firearms and ammunition; upon termination of the relationship with employees or members of art. 81, para. 2, which are authorized to carry and use firearms and ammunition, or change of business registration / registration as a legal non-profit entity.
(2) In the cases under par. 1 person received permission for acquisition, storage and / or carrying and use of firearms and ammunition shall submit within 14 days of the change documents relating to it and a document for paid fee determined by the tariff under Art. 12.
(3) evaluation of the documentation under par. 2 and on-site inspection of warehouses for storage when necessary, are carried out under Art. 83, para. 1 - 3.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer or chief of UR MI location of the storage sites within 14 days from the date of submission of documentation reflects the change in the issued permit acquisition, storage and / or wear and use.
Art. 87. (1) Within one month before the expiry of art. 84, para. 2 person authorized for storage and / or carrying and use of firearms and ammunition, submit an application form for renewal of the authorization to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior or the respective head of ur MI, accompanied by:
1. documents under Art. 79, 80 or Art. 81, para. 1 pt. 2 and 4 and par. 2-4, and
2. certificate of suitability for use of the firearm.
(2) To obtain a certificate under par. 1 pt. 2 person authorized for storage and / or wear and use, provides-owned weapons of persons under Art. 133 to carry out a technical examination.
(3) The permission under par. 1 shall be issued pursuant to Art. 83.
Art. 88. (1) The persons authorized for storage of art. 80, para. 1, keep a register which contains:
1. name and address of the person from whom he received firearms and ammunition;
2. name and address of the person who received firearms and ammunition;
3
. quantities of firearms and ammunition, credentials, as well as receipt or transmission;
4. credentials scrapped firearms and ammunition.
(2) The persons under par. 1 within 10 working days after the end of each quarter submit to the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or the relevant Head of ur Interior Ministry issued the permit, a copy of the register for the last quarter in paper or electronic form.
(3) Data from the register under par. 1 shall be kept for 10 years from their entry and are available on request to the authorities of the Ministry.
(4) Upon termination of their activity persons under par. 1 transmitted within a month register with the authority of the Interior Ministry.
(5) In the cases under par. 4 storage permit lapsed and the fact is entered in the register under Art. 11.
Art. 89. Every authorization under this section to a person residing in another Member State, MI notify the relevant competent authority of the Member State.
Art. 90. Persons who have received permits for the activities under this section may after signing a lease with the Ministry of Interior to store, carry and use hired guns and ammunition.
Art. 91. (1) The persons authorized for acquisition and storage of firearms Art. 6 para. 3 pt. 4 and 5 provide firearms within 14 days of acquisition of persons under Art. 133 to secure from unwanted access and tripping on purpose.
(2) Persons authorized storage of art. 80, para. 2, available immediately hired guns of persons under Art. 133 to secure from unwanted access and tripping on purpose.
(3) The procedure for securing weapons under par. 1 and 2 shall be determined by the Minister of Interior.
Art. 92. (1) Persons authorized to acquire short firearm (pistol and revolver) with the exception of firearms under Art. 91, para. 1 and 2 provide them for shooting within seven days from the date of acquisition.
(2) Employees of the Sofia Directorate of Interior (CDI) or the regional directorate of the Interior Ministry, identified by the Minister of Interior, carried out the shooting and prepare record form. Sofia Directorate of the Interior or the Regional Police Directorate collects and brought in gilzoteki and kurshumoteki models suitable for comparative study.
(3) firearms which have been signed lease agreement under Art. 90 also subject to the shooting.
(4) shooting firearms is paid a fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
Art. 93. (1) Natural persons authorized to carry and use firearms and ammunition can carry and use weapons held by them only if it is accompanied by a permit issued.
(2) Natural persons authorized to carry and use firearms only carry a firearm for self-defense listed in the license issued.
Art. 94. (1) Where persons under Art. 81, para. 2 are registered as traders under the Commercial Act and are subject to business security, their officers authorized to carry and use in the conduct of security activities can only carry firearms and ammunition for official purposes. During the rest of firearms and ammunition are stored in the objects set out in the storage permit.
(2) The persons under par. 1 insure their employees with insurance "liability" for damages pecuniary and non-pecuniary damage.
Art. 95. (1) On shooting ranges are used firearms and ammunition only for educational or sporting purposes.
(2) The owners or operators of shooting ranges up protocol form of spent ammunition under par. 1.
(3) The persons authorized to carry and use firearms and ammunition for sporting purposes, carry firearms separately from ammunition.
Art. 96. (1) The persons authorized to carry and use firearms and ammunition for hunting purposes may purchase ammunition and powder and capsules for the purposes of art. 6 para. 5 pt. 1 after the submission of the permit and identity document.
(2) The persons authorized to carry and use firearms and ammunition for sports purposes may purchase capsules and powder for purposes of Art. 6 para. 5 pt. 2 with a permit issued pursuant to Art. 83 upon presentation of an application accompanied by a copy of the permit to carry and use and a document proving the required amount.
(3) not permitted to purchase ammunition for other calibers firearms except for those specified in the permit under par. 1.

(4) The persons authorized to carry and use firearms and ammunition for hunting or sporting purposes, carry separate firearms, ammunition, powder and capsules of art. 6 para. 5, ie. 1.
Art. 97. Persons authorized to activities involving firearms and ammunition under this section may acquire spare parts for firearms without permission with the exception of the main components of the firearm.
Art. 98. (1) Firearms and ammunition are stored in metal crates, rigid, fitted with secret locking devices.
(2) Where the firearms and ammunition can not fit into metal crates, they are stored in a separate room with a door with a secret lockable drive and front metal door.
(3) The persons authorized to store firearms and ammunition when they have storage sites under Art. 79, para. 2 provide round the clock armed guards objects or alarm.
(4) Where a natural person authorized to store and / or wear and use, absent from the country for a period longer than three months and brings with him owned firearms and ammunition, it deposited the bodies of the MoI of the person authorized for storage of art. 80, para. 1, which is drawn sided packing slip or approved by the authority issuing the permit storage space.

Chapter V TRANSPORTATION OF EXPLOSIVES, pyrotechnics, FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION Section
I
transportation of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition in the Republic of Bulgaria
Art. 99. (1) Permission to transport explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition in the Republic of Bulgaria shall be issued to natural and legal persons registered as traders and legal non-profit entities registered under the national law of the Member State authorized to manufacture, acquisition and / or storage under this Act, the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer or head of RU Ministry of Interior, whose territory will be transported.
(2) Permission to transport explosives and pyrotechnic articles are issued to individuals authorized to acquire art. 50, para. 2 and art. 51, para. 3 GDSP director of the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer or head of RU Ministry of Interior, whose territory will be transported.
(3) Natural persons authorized to acquire, store and / or carry and use their own transport firearms, ammunition and capsules and powder under Art. 6 para. 5 in the Republic of Bulgaria to such authorization.
(4) No permit is required to transport the fireworks of category 1 and category 2 and 3 of the amounts referred to in Art. 53 and for theatrical pyrotechnic articles of categories T1 and T2 in quantities up to 10 kg gross weight.
(5) No permit is required to transport ammunition pellet gun.
(6) In carrying out blasting residues explosives are transported by persons authorized under par. 1.
Art. 100. (1) The transportation of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition in the Republic of Bulgaria is carried out with armed guards, except under Art. 99, para. 3 and 4.
(2) transportation of explosives, ammunition and pyrotechnic products in the Republic of Bulgaria is carried out by admitted for the purpose by the Ministry of Transport, Information Technologies and Communications vehicles as required under international agreements transportation of dangerous goods, to which Bulgaria is a party.
Art. 101. To obtain a permit to transport persons under Art. 99, para. 1 and 2 shall submit an application form to GDSP Ministry of Interior or Ministry of Interior RU in whose territory explosives, pyrotechnic articles, Firearms and ammunition will be transported, accompanied by the following documents:
1. a copy of the authorization;
2. a copy of a contract with a person licensed to perform security services under the Law on private security; when the supply will be guarded by officers of the person under Art. 99, para. 1, a copy of the certificate of registration issued under the Law on private security; 3
. certificate of fitness of the vehicle where it is required, in accordance with international agreements on transport of dangerous goods, to which Bulgaria is a party;

4. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
Art. 102. (1) Upon receipt of the application and documents under Art. 101 GDSP Ministry of Interior or the Ministry of Interior RU in whose territory explosives, pyrotechnic articles, Firearms and ammunition will be transported, assess the completeness and conformity of the documents filed with the requirements for authorization.
(2) When omissions and / or discrepancies with the requirements for authorization GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively ur MI, notify the applicant and give instructions and 30 days for their removal, in which the term under par. 4 stop.
(3) If the deficiencies and / or discrepancies are not corrected within the given deadline under par. 2, the procedure for authorization is terminated.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer or chief of ur MIA issue a permit or motivated refuse the application within a month of application.
(5) The refusal under par. 4 subject to appeal under the Administrative Code.
Art. 103. (1) The permits for the transport of explosives, firearms, ammunition and pyrotechnic products are issued for six months and during this period can be used repeatedly.
(2) The person authorized to transport, not later than three days prior to a specific transport submit to the RU Ministry of Interior, whose territory will be transported explosives, firearms, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles on application model, which contains the name and address of the recipient address of the site to which it will transport takes place, amount and identity of the items being transported, the vehicle and route of delivery.
(3) issued permits for the transport of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition are valid only on those types of products in appropriate quantities and can be used only by the persons in whose name they were issued.
Art. 104. A copy of the permit to transport explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition accompanies delivery and is available on request for inspection of the bodies of the MoI.
Art. 105. (1) A person licensed to transport is obliged to ensure safe execution of activities and handling of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition by restricting access to persons not related to this activity.
(2) The person authorized to transport is required when co transporting explosive substances for which there is a danger of self-destruction and / or ignition comply with the requirements specified by the manufacturer for each type of explosive.
Art. 106. It is prohibited to transport the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria:
1. explosives and pyrotechnics, except for category 1 fireworks and fireworks in categories 2 and 3 for quantities of art. 53 as hand luggage in public transport;
2. weapons and ammunition, explosives and pyrotechnics in the form of parcels in all modes.
Art. 107. Persons authorized to transport explosives for civilian purposes, establish and maintain a system of art. 33 and perform the obligations under Art. 34.
Section II
Transportation of explosives and pyrotechnic products within the European Union
Art. 108. (1) Transportation of explosives for civil use of the territory of another Member State to the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria is done with paper transporting explosives for civil purposes within the European Union in accordance with Annex № 2, issued by the Director of GDSP Interior Ministry or by an authorized official.
(2) The document under par. 1 is issued to the person authorized to manufacture, acquisition and / or storage of explosives for civil purposes under this Act, hereinafter referred to as "recipient".
(3) In order to obtain the prior consent of the Member States in which the supply will transit and the Member State of origin of the supply recipient sent to the relevant authorities documents as shown in Annex № 2, which contains the following information:
1. number and date of expiry of the license to the recipient;
2. name, address, phone number and email address of the recipient and supplier of persons engaged in the transport of the delivery; 3
. a description of the mode of transport and the route of delivery and if possible entry and exit points in the Member States;
4. date of departure and expected date of receipt;
5. name and address of the manufacturer and quantity of explosives for civil use;

6. identification number according to UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods.
(4) The recipient shall submit to the Ministry of Interior GDSP additions to the information under par. 3 and stamped by the relevant authorities document or a document certifying the consent of the competent authorities of each Member State in which the supply will transit declaration that explosives for civil use are bearing the 'CE' marking of conformity according to the technical requirements for products and bears a unique identification under Art. 29, when it will be placed on the Bulgarian market and a document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(5) Where the person under par. 2 received only permit acquisition, it indicates the address of the storage site of delivery.
(6) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized official issuing the document under par. 1.
(7) document for the transportation of explosives for civil purposes within the European Union under par. 1 accompany the consignment along the entire route to the place of delivery and is available upon request by the competent authorities of the Member States.
(8) The recipient stored documents under par. 1 for a period of three years following receipt of delivery and request it to the bodies of the MoI.
Art. 109. (1) The transportation of explosives for civil use of the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria to another Member State or a Member State within the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria to another Member State shall be made by a document for transportation of explosives for civil purposes within the European Union issued by the competent authority of the host Member State.
(2) In the cases under par. 1 GDSP director of the Interior Ministry or a person authorized by him shall issue a document certifying the consent of the Republic of Bulgaria for transit or to send delivery or appropriately stamping the document for transporting explosives for civil purposes within the European Union.
Art. 110. Persons who have received a document under Art. 108, para. 1 of transporting explosives for civilian purposes, establish and maintain a system of art. 33 and perform the obligations under Art. 34.
Art. 111. (1) The transport of pyrotechnics and explosives, with the exception of those under Art. 108 of the Republic of Bulgaria to another Member State shall be made under the terms and conditions of Section I of this chapter, and the documentation of art. 101 is presented prior consent of the Member State where such is required by national legislation.
(2) Where the explosives and pyrotechnic products within the scope of the Law on export control of weapons and goods and dual-use technologies are applied and the requirements laid down therein.
Section III
transportation of firearms and ammunition within the European Union
Art. 112. (1) A permit for multiple transportation of firearms and ammunition from the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria to the territory of another Member State / other Member States shall be issued to persons authorized to proceedings under this Act, the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP or by an authorized official.
(2) The persons under par. 1 submit an application form to the director of the Interior Ministry GDSP accompanied by:
1. copy of the manufacturing authorization;
2. copy of contracts for commercial transactions with producers registered under the national law of another Member State with the deleted information constituting a trade secret or a document certifying that the person under par. 1 has a production site on the territory of another Member State / other Member States; 3
. certificate of fitness of the vehicle where it is required, in accordance with international agreements on transport of dangerous goods, to which Bulgaria is a party;
4. a copy of a contract with a person licensed to perform security services under the Law on private security; when the supply will be guarded by officers of the person under par. 1, a copy of the certificate of registration issued under the Law on private security;
5. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(3) Where the firearms and ammunition within the scope of the Law on export control of weapons and goods and dual-use technologies are applied and the requirements laid down therein.
(4) authorization to transport under par. 1 shall be issued pursuant to Art. 118 and has a duration of three years from the date of issuance.
Art. 113. (1) The person under Art. 112, para. 1 authorized for transportation within one week prior to each shipment of firearms and ammunition GDSP submit to the Ministry of Interior:

1. application form which contains: name and address of the recipient; address of the site to which will be delivered firearms and ammunition; the quantity of firearms and ammunition; identification of firearms and ammunition and route of delivery;
2. prior written consent of acceptance of delivery issued by a competent authority of the host Member State, when required by national legislation.
(2) General Directorate "Police" Interior Ministry carried out on-site inspection before shipment of supplies to the correlation between the data specified in the application under par. 1, p. 1, and firearms and ammunition intended for transport and check the persons who will carry armed guards of vehicles. In establishing compliance with the requirements document is issued to transport firearms and ammunition within the European Union model.
(3) The document under par. 2 accompanies delivery and at the disposal of the competent authorities of other Member States.
Art. 114. (1) A permit for a single transportation of firearms and ammunition from the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria to the territory of another Member State / other Member States shall be issued to persons authorized to trade under this Act, the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP or an authorized official.
(2) The persons under par. 1 submit an application form to GDSP Ministry of Interior, accompanied by:
1. a copy of the marketing authorization;
2. documentation of art. 112, para. 2; 3
. prior written consent of acceptance of delivery issued by a competent authority of the host Member State, when required by national legislation.
(3) Where the firearms and ammunition within the scope of the Law on export control of weapons and goods and dual-use technologies are applied and the requirements laid down therein.
(4) General Directorate "Police" Interior Ministry carried out on-site inspection before shipment of supplies to the correlation between the data specified in the application under par. 2, and firearms and ammunition intended for transportation, and those who will carry armed guards of vehicles.
(5) authorization to transport under par. 1 shall be issued pursuant to Art. 118 has a duration of three months from the date of issue and within this period may be used only once.
(6) The permission to transport firearms and ammunition accompanies delivery and at the disposal of the competent authorities of other Member States.
Art. 115. (1) A permit for a single transportation of firearms and ammunition from the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria to the territory of another Member State / other Member States shall be issued to persons authorized to acquire and / or storage under this Act, GDSP by the director of the Interior Ministry or an authorized official.
(2) The persons under par. 1 submit an application form to GDSP Ministry of Interior, stating:
1. reason for the authorization;
2. Data recipient supplier and persons performing transportation of delivery - name, address, phone number and email address; 3
. quantity and identification of firearms and ammunition;
4. a description of the mode of transport and route of delivery;
5. date of departure and expected date of receipt.
(3) The application under par. 2 accompanied by:
1. a copy of the authorization;
2. prior written consent of acceptance of delivery issued by a competent authority of the host Member State, when required by national legislation; 3
. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(4) General Directorate "Police" Interior Ministry carried out on-site inspection before shipment of supplies to the correlation between the data declared in the application and the type and quantity of firearms and ammunition in the delivery.
(5) The permit to transport issued pursuant to Art. 118 and has a duration of three months from the date of issue and within this period may be used only once.
(6) authorization to transport under par. 1 accompanies delivery and at the disposal of the competent authorities of the Member States.
Art. 116. (1) The persons authorized to carry and use a firearm under Chapter Four, can travel to the possession of these firearms to the territory of other Member States of the European firearms pass.

(2) European firearms pass issued by the Ministry of Interior GDSP simultaneously with the issuance of a permit to carry and use firearms and ammunition, during the term of the authorization or the date of its renewal.
(3) General Directorate "Police" Interior Ministry entered in the European Firearms Pass Member States in which firearms in categories B, C or D with certain credentials are forbidden to acquire and / or carrying and using or subject to appropriate authorization.
(4) To obtain a European Firearms Pass persons under par. 1 GDSP submitted to the Ministry of Interior an application form accompanied by a copy of the permit to carry and use firearms and two photographs of size 3 to 4 cm.
(5) Persons who have been issued a European Firearms Pass, travel to another Member State must obtain prior written consent from the competent authority of that State and the competent authority / authorities of the Member State / Member States in the territory of that / which weapon will transit.
(6) Consent under par. 5 applies to one or more journeys for a period of one year. If necessary, the deadline may be extended. The date on which consent has been obtained, and its validity shall be entered by the competent authority / relevant competent authorities of the Member State / Member States on whose territory / the weapon will be worn or in the territory in which / that weapon will pass transit in the European firearms pass.
Art. 117. (1) The persons authorized to carry and use a firearm under Chapter Four, can travel to the possession of these firearms in categories C and D for hunting purposes or firearms in categories B, C and D for sporting purposes to the territory of other Member States of the European firearms pass.
(2) The persons under par. 1 GDSP submitted to the Ministry of Interior an application form call for sporting or hunting event organization concerned Member State and the documents under Art. 116, para. 4.
(3) the issuance of passports under par. 1 does not need the consent of art. 116, para. 5.
(4) Where the national law of the Member State hosting the event, or the Member State / Member States in which / that firearms / weapons will transit, provides authorization for the acquisition and possession of firearms transported shall be submitted prior written consent issued by the competent authority / relevant competent authorities of the Member State / Member States.
Art. 118. (1) Upon receipt of the documentation of art. 112, para. 2, Art. 114, para. 2 and art. 115, para. 2 and 3 GDSP Interior Ministry assessed the completeness and conformity of the documents filed with the requirements for authorization.
(2) When omissions and / or discrepancies with the requirements of this law GDSP Ministry of Interior shall notify the applicant and give instructions and 30 days for their removal, in which the term under par. 4 stop.
(3) If the deficiencies and / or discrepancies are not corrected within the given deadline under par. 2, the procedure for authorization is terminated.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer shall issue a permit or motivated refuse the application within a month of application.
(5) The refusal under par. 4 subject to appeal under the Administrative Code.
(6) Upon receipt of the documents under Art. 116, para. 4 and art. 117, para. 2 GDSP Interior Ministry issued a European firearms pass.
Art. 119. (1) The European firearms pass is issued for a period of five years. The deadline may be extended under Art. 116 and 117.
(2) Where the holder of a European firearms pass applies for renewal, he shall within 14 days after the expiry of validity to deliver the passport to the Interior Ministry.
(3) The European Firearms Pass is patterned in accordance with Annex № 3.
(4) The European Firearms Pass may not be transferable to another person.
(5) The holder of a European firearms pass shall notify the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior in the case of acquisition of new firearms, theft or loss of owned firearms in cases of art. 57, para. 2.
(6) The Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP reflected in the European Firearms Pass circumstances under par. 5.

Art. 120. (1) Persons residing in other Member States, may transport firearms and ammunition in the Republic of Bulgaria with authorization to transport or European firearms pass issued by the competent authority of the Member State in which residents prior written consent of the Ministry.
(2) Where the person under par. 1 transported firearms for hunting, sporting or cultural purposes in the Republic of Bulgaria, can carry and use weapons only in duration and objectives set out in the document certifying the reason of his residence or the invitation to participate in sports or hunting event .
(3) No permit is required to transport ammunition for weapons other than firearms under this section. Chapter Six

import, export and transit of explosives, pyrotechnic articles, FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION
Art. 121. (1) Transportation for import and / or export of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition and / or from the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria is carried out by individuals and legal persons registered as traders under national law of a Member State after obtaining a permit for transporting import / export of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition issued by the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or by an authorized official.
(2) The persons under par. 1 submitted to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP application form accompanied by the following documents:
1. UIC when they are registered under the Commerce Act or certificate of registration in the relevant register under the national law of another Member State - in legalized translation in Bulgarian language;
2. documents under Art. 61, para. 4 for the manager or members of the governing body of the person under par. 1; 3
. permission for acquisition and / or storage issued under this Law - on importation;
4. address of the storage of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition - on importation;
5. a copy of the document certifying the legal grounds for using the site under p. 4, when the person under par. 1 no storage permit;
6. copy of contracts for commercial transactions with counterparties established in a third country with deleted information constituting a trade secret;
7. certificate of fitness of the vehicle where it is required, in accordance with international agreements on transport of dangerous goods, to which Bulgaria is a party;
8. a copy of a contract with a person licensed to perform security services under the Law on private security; when the supply will be guarded by officers of the person under par. 1, a copy of the certificate of registration issued under the Law on private security;
9. prior written consent issued by the competent authority of the third country where this is provided for in national legislation - on export;
10. declaration that the unit production of explosives for civil use, located on the territory of a third country has received alphanumeric code as required by art. 15, para. 3 or received alphanumeric code by a competent authority in another Member State;
11. document for paid state fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(3) Where the person under par. 1 is authorized for production, trade and storage under this law, it does not present the documents under par. 2 pt. 1 - 5.
(4) Where the explosives, pyrotechnic articles firearms and ammunition within the scope of the Law on export control of weapons and goods and dual-use technologies are applied and the requirements laid down in never filed documents under par. 2 pt. 1, 2, 6 and 9.
(5) Where the explosives for civilian purposes and pyrotechnic articles do not bear the 'CE' marking may be imported only quantities intended for testing the conformity assessment them under the Law on technical requirements for products.
(6) The permission under par. 1 accompanies delivery and at the disposal of the competent authorities of the countries through the territory of which passes delivery.
Art. 122. (1) A firearm for self-defense, hunting, sporting or cultural purposes and ammunition can be imported and exported by persons authorized for acquisition, storage and / or wear and use under Chapter Four after obtaining permission to import and export issued by the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or by an authorized official.
(2) The persons under par. 1 submitted to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP application form accompanied by the following documents:
1. copy of the authorization for the activities issued under this Act;

2. document certifying the reason for issuing the license for import and / or export; 3
. prior written consent issued by the competent authority of the third country where this is provided for in national legislation - on export;
4. Quality Certificate - on importation of new firearms and ammunition;
5. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(3) Where the persons under par. 1 accompany the delivery must ensure its transportation specially equipped and released for this purpose by the Ministry of Transport, Information Technology and Communications vehicles when required by international agreements on transport of dangerous goods, to which Bulgaria is a party.
(4) The authorization for import and export accompany the delivery and shall be submitted at the request of the competent authorities of the countries through which it passes.
Art. 123. (1) The Bulgarian citizens, nationals of other Member States residing in the Republic of Bulgaria, third-country nationals residing in the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria, natural and legal persons registered as traders and non-profit purpose registered under national law of a Member State may import firearms and ammunition acquired in a third country where previously authorized the acquisition in accordance with Art. 76 and import authorization.
(2) The persons under par. 1 submitted to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP application form accompanied by documentation of art. 122, para. 2 pt. 1, 2, 4 and 5.
(3) The persons under par. 1 comply with the requirements of Art. 85.
Art. 124. (1) Upon receipt of the application and documentation of art. 121, 122, 123 or art. 126, para. 2 GDSP Interior Ministry assessed the completeness and compliance of the submitted documentation requirements for authorization.
(2) When omissions and / or discrepancies with the requirements for authorization GDSP Ministry of Interior shall notify the applicant and give instructions and 30 days for their removal, in which the term under par. 4 stop.
(3) If the deficiencies and / or discrepancies are not corrected within the given deadline under par. 2, the procedure for authorization is terminated.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer shall issue a permit or motivated refuse the application within a month of application.
(5) The refusal under par. 4 subject to appeal under the Administrative Code.
Art. 125. (1) The permits under Art. 121, 122, 123 and Art. 126, para. 1 is issued for six months and during this period can be used repeatedly.
(2) The licenses issued under par. 1 valid only on those types of products in appropriate quantities and can be used only by the persons in whose name they were issued.
(3) does not require permits for transport for import and / or export of ammunition pellet gun.
Art. 126. (1) Individuals residing in the territory of a third country can be imported / exported to and from the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria firearms for hunting, sporting and cultural purposes and ammunition after obtaining permission to import / export director GDSP of the Interior Ministry or by an authorized official.
(2) The persons under par. 1 submitted to the Director of the Ministry of Interior GDSP application form stating the identification of firearms and ammunition, accompanied by the following documents:
1. document certifying the reason for import / export - a notice stating place, which will be held relevant event and its duration;
2. a copy of the document certifying that the person is allowed to carry and use firearms issued by a competent authority of the third country; 3
. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(3) An import / export under par. 1 shall be issued pursuant to Art. 124.
(4) The persons under par. 1 may be transported into the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria firearms and ammunition on the territory of another Member State upon receipt of a European firearms pass under Art. 117 and 118.
(5) Individuals residing in the territory of a third country can be imported / exported to the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria firearms for self-defense and ammunition only when employees of a state or an international organization The scope of work fighting crime or carry out security official delegations from third countries.

(6) Where the persons under par. 1 and 5 import / export firearms and ammunition, they can carry and use weapons only in duration and objectives set out in the document certifying the reason for their stay or the invitation to participate in sports or hunting event. Firearms and ammunition are stored under Art. 98, para. 1 - 3.
(7) The persons under par. 5 declare imported / exported firearms and ammunition at border checkpoints.
Art. 127. (1) Individuals residing in the territory of a third State in transit through the territory of Bulgaria, transferred ownership of these firearms for self-defense, hunting, sporting and cultural purposes and ammunition without a permit, but must declare it checkpoint.
(2) launching mechanism of the weapon under par. 1 sealed under submission and is printed on placing officers of the Interior Ministry checkpoint.
Art. 128. (1) Transit of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition through the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria is carried out by individuals and legal persons registered as traders after authorization of transit from the director of the Interior Ministry GDSP or an authorized official.
(2) The persons under par. 1 submit an application form to the director of the Interior Ministry GDSP accompanied by the following documents:
1. permission for import or transit through the territory of the country following the Republic of Bulgaria on the route of transit issued by the competent authority of the State;
2. certificate of fitness of vehicles where such is required pursuant to the requirements of international agreements on transport of dangerous goods, to which Bulgaria is a party; 3
. in road transport - ADR certificates valid drivers when the goods are included in international agreements on transport of dangerous goods, to which Bulgaria is a party;
4. document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
Art. 129. (1) The authorization for transit of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition is issued pursuant to Art. 124, is valid for three months and within this period may be used only once.
(2) The licenses issued under par. 1 valid only on those types of products in appropriate quantities and can be used only by the persons in whose name they were issued.
(3) No permit is required for the transportation of ammunition for weapons other than firearms.
Art. 130. Persons authorized to import explosives for civil use, comply with the requirements of Art. 33 and 34.
Art. 131. The customs authorities at border crossings recorded in permits issued under this chapter date of the imports, exports and transit, and the corresponding quantity of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition. Chapter Seven

repairs, scrapped DISPOSAL AND UTILIZATION Section
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Repairs weapons and ammunition
Art. 132. (1) Repairs under this law are:
1. disassembly of weapons, replacement of defective parts with new or recycled and assembling to bring to their suitability for use;
2. operations provided for in the relevant technologies to bring the ammunition for firearms in accordance with established standards to bring them to life for use.
(2) repairs are considered technical inspection, giving an expert assessment of the technical suitability and the safety of objectionable access and activation by use of firearms, as well as giving expert assessment of dulnata energy pneumatic weapons.
(3) shall not be considered for repair:
1. restoration of obsolete firearms collectors;
2. processing of explosives to bring them in line with established standards.
Art. 133. (1) Repair works of art. 132 can carry out except persons authorized to manufacture under Chapter Two, and natural and legal persons registered as traders under national law of a Member State who are authorized for repairs issued by the Director of GDSP of MI or an authorized officer or head of uR MI location of the unit for repair.
(2) Repair works of art. 132, para. 2 is carried out by officers of the competent bodies of the MoI, CDI or regional directorates of the Ministry of Interior, which is paid a fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.

Art. 134. (1) Persons under Art. 133, para. 1 repairers of art. 132, para. 1, p. 1, should have the facilities to repair eligible for Physical Protection under the Law on Spatial Planning and authorized to use or another substitute document issued pursuant to the Law on Spatial Planning.
(2) Persons under Art. 133, para. 1 repairers of art. 132, para. 1 pt. 2 must have holdings complying with the technical rules and standards for designing buildings for production and storage of explosives, ammunition and pyrotechnics, and requirements for Physical Protection under the Law on Spatial territory and authorized to use or another substitute document issued pursuant to the Law on Spatial Planning.
(3) The employees of the persons under Art. 133, para. 1 must have qualified to perform the repair of weapons and ammunition specified in the ordinance under Art. 14, para. 2.
Art. 135. To obtain a permit for repairs persons under Art. 133, para. 1 submitted to the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively to the head of UR MI location of the site to repair an application form accompanied by:
1. documents under Art. 17, para. 1, p. 1-4, 6 and 15;
2. document certifying the qualifications of the persons under Art. 134, para. 3; 3
. a copy of a contract with a person licensed to perform security services under the Law on private security; when the security of the sites for repair will be carried out by officers of the person under Art. 133, para. 1, a copy of the certificate of registration issued under the Law on private security;
4. a copy of the contract for security of objects of art. 134, para. 1;
5. criminal record certificate or similar document under the national law of another Member of the manager / managers or board members of the person under Art. 133, para. 1 stating that the person has not been convicted of a crime of general nature;
6. an official document issued by a judicial authority or an instrument under the national law of another country, certifying that the manager / managers or board members of the person under Art. 133, para. 1 is not prosecuted for premeditated crime of general nature;
7. medical certificate from a hospital or similar document under the national law of another country, stating that the manager / managers or board members of the person under Art. 133, para. 1 do not suffer from mental disorders;
8. Declaration by the manager / managers or board members of the person under Art. 133, para. 1 that for them there are no circumstances under Art. 58, para. 1 pt. 5 - 8.
Art. 136. (1) Upon receipt of the application and documentation of art. 135 GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively UR MI location of the site for repair, assess the completeness and compliance of the submitted documentation requirements for authorization and checked on site for repairs.
(2) When omissions and / or discrepancies with the requirements of this law GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively ur MI, notify the applicant and give instructions and 30 days for their removal, in which the term under par. 4 stop.
(3) If the deficiencies and / or discrepancies are not corrected within the given deadline under par. 2, the procedure for authorization is terminated.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer, respectively Chief of UR MI location of the site for repair, issue a permit or motivated refuse the application within a month of application.
(5) The refusal under par. 4 subject to appeal under the Administrative Code.
Art. 137. The authorization for repair of weapons and ammunition is valid for five years from the date of issue, is valid only on the activities and can be used only by the person whose name was given.
Art. 138. (1) Within one month before the expiry of art. 137 person authorized for repairs submit an application form accompanied by documents under Art. 135 GDSP to the director of the Interior Ministry or the respective head of RU Interior Ministry to renew the permit.
(2) authorization under par. 1 shall be issued pursuant to Art. 136.
Art. 139. (1) A person licensed for repairs of weapons and ammunition shall notify the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior, respectively the head of ur MI at:
1. reconstruction of objects of art. 134, para. 1 and 2;
2. change of persons under Art. 134, para. 3; 3
. change of business registration.

(2) In the cases under par. 1 person received permission for repairs, presents 14 days of the change documents relating to it, where applicable, and a document for paid fee determined by the tariff of art. 12.
(3) evaluation of the documents under par. 2 and on-site inspection of items for repair, if necessary, be carried out under Art. 136, para. 1 - 3.
(4) The Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or an authorized officer, respectively Chief of UR MI location of the site for repair, reflected in the 14 days following the change in the issued permit for repairs.
Art. 140. (1) Persons under Art. 133, para. 1 shall keep a register containing:
1. credentials accepted for repair weapons and / or ammunition;
2. name and address of the person who supplied the weapons and / or ammunition repair authorization number to wear and use and date; 3
. identification of key parts or components that are replaced and the authorization number of acquisition.
(2) The persons under par. 1 within 10 working days after the end of each quarter submit to the Director of GDSP the Interior Ministry or the relevant Head of ur Interior Ministry issued the permit, a copy of the register for the last quarter, in paper or electronic form.
(3) Data under par. 1 is held by persons under Art. 133, para. 1 for a period of 10 years from the date of entry in the Register and are available on request to the authorities of the Ministry.
(4) Upon termination of their activity persons under Art. 133, para. 1 transmitted within a month register under par. 1 the authority of the Interior Ministry.
(5) In the cases under par. 4 permit repairs lapsed and the fact is entered in the register under Art. 11.
Art. 141. Persons authorized to repairs may carry out activities under Art. 132, para. 1, p. 1 after receiving authorization to acquire parts for firearms under Chapter Four.
Art. 142. (1) Upon adoption of weapon repair person authorized repair draw duplex transceiver protocol form.
(2) Adopted repair firearms overtime is stored in compliance with Art. 98.
Art. 143. Persons under Art. 133, para. 1 and the persons authorized to trade under this Act may be transported accepted for repair weapons from the facility for repair or premises to shooting in order the shooting, as well as to another location for repair or commercial property and back, then advance notify the relevant competent authority in whose territory the object to which is provided transportation.
Art. 144. prohibited:
1. carrying out repair ammunition without prior instruction according to the technological requirements of the rules of safety at work with them specified by the manufacturer;
2. changes in the structure and mechanisms of arms and ammunition related to their operation; 3
. assembly of parts made of different models and systems or of parts made of different material from the original, except for the metallic parts (stock, lodges, polulozhi, handles, etc.);
4. changing the factory imposed numbers on the main components and / or unique markings of art. 26 and 27 or marking under the Convention on mutual recognition of Proofmarks on firearms signed on July 1, 1969 Section II

Disposal and destruction of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics and utilization of weapons and ammunition
Art. 145. (1) On rejection and destruction are compulsory:
1. spent pyrotechnics and explosives;
2. firearms and ammunition whose dismantling is dangerous or technically impossible; 3
. weapons except those for collecting when damage to major parts of them have led to permanently inoperable and it is impossible to be removed, replaced or modified, without damaging their structure;
4. firearms and ammunition without bearing a unique mark in art. 26 and 27;
5. explosives for civil purposes not bearing a unique identification under Art. 29, para. 1.
(2) Edible parts from scrapped firearms may be used for repairs under Art. 141 after performing their utilization and deletion of the unique marking, if it is placed on the playable main component.
(3) Cancellation of the mark under par. 2 is made by the person making utilization.
(4) explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles other than those under par. 1 may be discarded or destroyed pursuant to Art. 146-150 at the request of their owner.

Art. 146. (1) discarding and destruction of goods under Art. 145, para. 1 pt. 4 and 5 are carried out in the presence of representatives of the Ministry of Interior and the person authorized for production, according to trade or import.
(2) discarding and destruction of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics acquired under Chapter Four, are carried out in the presence of representatives of the Ministry of Interior and the Ministry of Culture when the weapons were acquired for cultural purposes.
(3) Where the explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles are acquired by individuals scrapping and disposal are carried out by a commission appointed by order of the competent authority which issued the permit, which includes the person authorized to acquisition, a representative of the Interior Ministry and a representative of the Ministry of culture when the weapons were acquired for cultural purposes.
Art. 147. (1) The scrapping of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics shall be drawn up in a form that describes the type and quantities of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics that are scrapped and the reasons for scrapping.
(2) In case of destruction of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics shall be drawn up, describing the type and quantities of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles manner of destruction and the place where destroyed.
(3) The minutes under par. 1 and 2 shall be made in two copies - one for the person whose products are recalled and / or destroyed, and one of the bodies of the MoI.
(4) The cost of destruction of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles on behalf of persons who have acquired, produced, imported or placed on the market.
Art. 148. (1) Explosives, ammunition, weapons and pyrotechnic articles are destroyed by exploding or burning.
(2) The explosion destroyed explosives which have not lost their ability to detonate - projectiles, mines, front parts of reactive grenades and fuses, lighters, caps, electric detonators and other means of detonation, eksudirali TNT explosives.
(3) By burning destroyed explosives have lost the ability to detonate - gunpowder, fireworks and bands and ammunition for weapons with a caliber of 15 mm.
(4) permitted the destruction of explosives chemically in compliance with established standards and technologies under the Law on Waste Management.
(5) The weapons are destroyed mechanically by breaking, crushing, dismantling and other methods, then melted down.
Art. 149. Explosives, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles are destroyed special sites in compliance with the Law on Waste Management.
Art. 150. The destruction of explosives, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles are carried out by persons with appropriate qualifications and qualification to occupational safety in blasting.
Art. 151. (1) Utilization of weapons is a process of irreversible transformation through dismantling, where appropriate tool breaks down into its constituent elements, which are then usable for their intended purpose.
(2) Utilization of ammunition is a process of irreversible transformation through razsnaryadyavane individual components with subsequent use of waste powders, explosives, empty container, ferrous and nonferrous metals.
(3) utilization under par. 1 and 2 are carried out by persons who have received permission for the production of weapons and ammunition. Chapter Eight


CONTROL Art. 152. (1) The control over the activities with explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics shall be exercised by the police authorities of the Ministry.
(2) Control over the manufacture of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics shall be implemented by the authorities under par. 1 and by the Committee on Art. 19, para. 2.
(3) control over the activities with explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics can be carried out together with representatives of other state bodies entrusted with certain powers relating to the activities with explosives arms, ammunition and pyrotechnics, under current legislation.
(4) terms and procedure for exercising control over the activities of art. 1, para. 1 shall be determined by the Minister of Interior.
Art. 153. implementation of control bodies under Art. 152 entitled:
1. access to all sites related to the implementation of activities under Art. 1, para. 1 of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices;
2. access to the registers kept under this Act to the system for tracking the movement of explosives for civilian use and any other documentation related to activities under Art. 1, para. 1;
3
. to check documents under p. 2 and make copies of them;
4. to carry out inspections of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices;
5. to take samples of explosives and pyrotechnic products and make them available for testing;
6. revoke permits issued under this Act and seize explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices;
7. to suspend transportation of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition when they find that delivery is accompanied by a permit issued or a document to transport within the European Union, pending the authorization or document transport within the European Union;
8. seize firearms by a person carrying it without issue the European firearms pass to submission to the competent authority;
9. to order the culling and destruction of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics in the cases of art. 145, para. 1;
10. issue mandatory regulations related to compliance with the requirements of this law to operate with explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics;
11. to participate in commissions on aptitude tests, rejection and destruction, securing firearms implementation of curricula related education activities with explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic devices;
12. To compile acts for establishing administrative offenses under this Act;
13. to approach the prosecution authorities in establishing evidence of an offense.
Art. 154. (1) The bodies of art. 152 after the issuance of permits under this Act carry out inspections of objects of art. 153 pt. 1 and documentation of art. 153 pt. 2:
1. to an annual plan approved by the Director of GDSP Ministry of Interior;
2. signals of other control bodies; 3
. upon application by the European Commission or the competent authorities of other Member States;
4. signals from citizens.
(2) The bodies of art. 152 may carry out unannounced visits.
(3) The inspections under par. 1 and 2 the bodies of art. 152 ascertain whether the activities under this Act with explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics shall be made in accordance with permits issued.
(4) For violations of the requirements of this law the bodies of art. 152 issue binding instructions for their removal. The order for mandatory regulations to be implemented immediately, unless the court decides otherwise.
(5) The order is issued, appealed and executed under the Administrative Code.
Art. 155. (1) Upon the occurrence of any of the circumstances under Art. 58, para. 1, p. 2-8 issued permit shall be revoked by decision of the issuing authority.
(2) The decision under par. 1 subject to appeal under the Administrative Code, an appeal shall not suspend its implementation.

Chapter Nine ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS
Art. 156. (1) Who does not fulfill the requirements of Art. 6 para. 6 shall be fined from 200 to 500 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 500 to 2,000 lev.
Art. 157. (1) Who does not fulfill the compulsory art. 154, para. 4 shall be fined from 500 to 1,000 lev and / or property sanction from 3000 to 5000 Levs.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 1,500 to 3,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction from 5,000 to 10,000 lev and withdrawing authorization for up to two years.
Art. 158. (1) Any person who refuses to provide explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles and / or documents for them to check or prevent and / or refuse access to the sites of art. 153 pt. 1 and documentation of art. 153 pt. 2 official in the exercise of control under this Act shall be punished by a fine of 1,000 lev and / or property sanction amounting to 5,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or penalty payment amounting to 10 000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for up to two years.
Art. 159. (1) Who does not fulfill its obligation to maintain a register under this Act shall be punished by a fine of 3,000 lev and / or penalty payment amounting to 10 000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 6,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction of 20 000 lev and withdrawing authorization for up to two years.
Art. 160. (1) Any person who fails to comply with the requirements laid down under this Act for keeping the register shall be fined from 500 to 1,000 lev and / or property sanction from 2000 to 5000 Levs.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 1,000 to 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction from 5000 to 8000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.

Art. 161. (1) Who keeps a register under this Act and does not submit within 10 working days after the end of each quarter, a copy of the register for the expired period of the competent authorities shall be punished by a fine of 1,000 lev and / or property sanction amounting to 10 000 Levs.
(2) who after the termination of its activities under this Act does not submit within one month its register of competent authorities shall be punished by a fine of 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 20 000 Levs.
(3) for repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction of 20 000 lev and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 162. (1) Who maintains the system under Art. 33 para. 1 and does not submit within 10 working days after the end of each quarter, data from the system for the past period the competent authority shall be punished by a fine of 1,000 lev and / or a pecuniary penalty amounting to 10 000 Levs.
(2 ) who after the termination of its activities under this Act does not submit within one month the system of art. 33 para. 1 of the competent authority shall be punished by a fine of 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction of 20 000 Levs.
(3) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction of 20 000 lev and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 163. (1) A person authorized to manufacture explosives for civil use, which does not maintain a system for collecting and storing data for the entire lifecycle of explosives for civil purposes shall be punished by a fine of 1,000 lev and / or a pecuniary penalty amounting to 5,000 lev and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or penalty payment amounting to 10 000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for up to two years.
Art. 164. (1) A person authorized to manufacture explosives for civil use, which does not support the collection and storage of data on the entire life cycle of explosives for civilian purposes in accordance with the requirements of this Act, shall be fined from 500 to 1000 Levs and / or property sanction from 2000 to 5000 Levs.
(2) for repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 1,000 lev to 2000 Levs and / or proprietary sanction from 5000 to 8000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 165. (1) Who does not submit within 14 days documents related to the change of circumstances under which an authorization for the activities with explosives, pyrotechnic articles, weapons and ammunition under this Act shall be punished by a fine of 200 lev and / or property sanction amounting to 5,000 lev.
(2) for repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 400 Levs and / or penalty payment amounting to 10 000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 166. (1) A person who has obtained the manufacturing authorization does not fulfill the obligation under Art. 26 or 27 shall be punished by a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction of 20 000 lev and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
(2) The punishment under par. 1 shall be imposed on a person authorized production does not fulfill its obligation under Art. 29, para. 1 and 2.
(3) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 40 000 lev and withdrawing authorization for up to two years.
(4) The punishment under par. 3 shall be imposed for repeated offense under par. 2.
Art. 167. (1) A person authorized for production, which does not comply with the ordinance of art. 29, para. 4 on the location and method of application of the unique identification shall be fined from 200 to 1,000 lev and / or property sanction from 3000 to 5000 Levs.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 1,000 to 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction from 6000 to 8000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 168. (1) Who does not provide the generation and storage of explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics armed guards shall be punished by a fine of 1,000 lev and / or a pecuniary penalty amounting to 10 000 Levs. || | (2) for repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 15 000 lev and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 169. (1) Who does not fulfill the requirements of Art. 34 shall be punished by a fine of 500 to 1,000 lev and / or property sanction from 2000 to 5000 Levs.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 1,000 to 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction from 6000 to 8000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 170. (1) Who does not fulfill the requirements of the ordinance under Art. 35, para. 5 on the specific requirements of spatial objects trading and trading conditions, shall be fined from 200 to 1,000 lev and / or property sanction from 1000 to 3000 Levs

(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 1,000 to 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction from 3000 to 5000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 171. (1) Whoever performs activities with explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition in violation of Art. 9, para. 1 shall be fined from 1,000 to 3,000 lev and / or a pecuniary penalty of 5,000 to 15,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 3,000 to 6,000 lev and / or pecuniary penalty from 15 000 to 30 000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 172. (1) A person who has received marketing authorization does not fulfill the requirements of Art. 45, para. 1 pt. 1 shall be punished with a fine of 1,000 lev and / or a pecuniary penalty amounting to 10 000 Levs.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 3,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 15 000 lev and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 173. (1) A person authorized to trade, which does not provide 7 days signings control card to an authorization to acquire the sale of firearms and ammunition to the competent authority shall be punished by a fine of 500 Levs and / or a penalty payment in the amount of 2,000 lev.
(2) for repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 5000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 174. (1) A person authorized to trade, which sells new firearms and ammunition without a certificate of quality of art. 25, para. 4 and / or used firearms and ammunition without a certificate of suitability for use issued pursuant to Art. 87, para. 2 is punishable by a fine of 500 Levs and / or a penalty payment in the amount of 2,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 5000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 175. (1) A person authorized to trade, which commits violation of Art. 48 shall be punished by a fine of 1,000 lev and / or property sanction amounting to 5,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or penalty payment amounting to 10 000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 176. (1) Whoever commits a violation of Art. 49 shall be punished by a fine of 1,000 lev and / or a pecuniary penalty amounting to 10 000 Levs.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction of 20 000 lev and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 177. A person under Art. 50, para. 1-3, which in due time not apply to the competent authority for authorization to acquire shall be punished by a fine of 200 Levs and / or property sanction amounting to 1,000 lev.
Art. 178. (1) Who does not meet the deadline of Art. 54, para. 1 is punishable by a fine of 500 Levs and / or proprietary sanction 1500 lev.
(2) The punishment under par. 1 shall be imposed on a person who does not meet the deadline of Art. 54, para. 2.
(3) For repeated violation under par. 1 and 2 shall be imposed a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 3000 lev.
Art. 179. (1) Who does not fulfill its obligation under Art. 55 shall be punished by a fine of 500 Levs and / or proprietary sanction 1500 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 3000 lev.
Art. 180. (1) Whoever sell, donate or exchange firearms and ammunition without prior notice to the relevant competent authority shall be punished by a fine of 1,000 lev and / or property sanction amounting to 5,000 lev.
( 2) in case of repeated offense under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or penalty payment amounting to 10 000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 181. (1) Whoever allow minor to use weapons and ammunition in shooting without the written consent of the legal representatives shall be punished by a fine of 1,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev.
Art. 182. (1) Whoever allow a person under 18 years to acquire or carry pellet gun is punishable by a fine of 500 Levs and / or a penalty payment in the amount of 2,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation par. 1 imposed a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 4000 Levs and withdrawal of the marketing authorization for up to one year.
Art. 183. (1) Whoever loses explosives, weapons, ammunition or pyrotechnics and immediately notify the authorities of the Ministry of Interior shall be punished by a fine of 2,000 lev and / or property sanction amounting to 5,000 lev.
( 2) who found explosives, weapons, ammunition or pyrotechnics and immediately notify the authorities of MI and / or disrupt their location, shall be punished with a fine of 1,000 lev

Art. 184. (1) Who wears and / or use of weapons and ammunition during and after use of alcohol, drugs or intoxicating substances, established under the Law on Road Traffic, shall be fined from 500 to 3,000 lev and Revocation for up to one year.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 3,000 to 5,000 lev and withdrawing authorization for up to two years.
Art. 185. (1) Whoever commits a violation of Art. 60, para. 1 out cases of art. 184 shall be punished by a fine of 500 to 2,500 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 3,000 to 8,000 lev and withdrawing authorization for up to two years.
Art. 186. (1) Who does not have the appropriate permits under this Act and acquired firearms and ammunition in another Member State within the prescribed time not betray acquired firearms and ammunition on the bodies of the Interior shall be punished by a fine 1000 Levs and / or property sanction amounting to 5,000 lev.
(2) who has the appropriate permits under this Act and acquired firearms and ammunition in another Member State and in due time notifies the bodies of the MoI shall be punished with a fine of 500 Levs and / or proprietary sanction 3000 lev.
Art. 187. (1) Who within 7 days of acquiring short firearm (pistols and revolvers), except those under Art. 91, para. 1 and 2 did not provide weapons for shooting the bodies of MI shall be punished by a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 5000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or penalty payment amounting to 10 000 Levs.
Art. 188. (1) Whoever, within 14 days of the acquisition of firearms Art. 6 para. 3 pt. 4 and 5 do not provide restraint from unwanted access and activation by use of persons under Art. 133 shall be punished by a fine of 500 Levs and / or proprietary sanction 3000 lev.
(2) A person authorized storage of art. 80, para. 2, which does not provide immediately hired guns of persons under Art. 133 to secure from unwanted access and tripping on purpose shall be punished by a fine of 500 Levs and / or proprietary sanction 3000 lev.
(3) For repeated violation under par. 1 and 2 shall be imposed a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 6000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 189. (1) Who wears more than one firearm for self-defense than those issued permit to carry and use or carry-owned firearms and ammunition unless it is accompanied by the respective authorization shall be liable to a fine EUR 500 lev.
(2) for repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 1,000 lev and withdrawing authorization for up to two years.
Art. 190. (1) A person authorized to carry and use firearms and ammunition for sporting or hunting purposes, which do not carry separate firearms, ammunition, powder and capsules of art. 6 para. 5 is punishable by a fine of 500 Levs.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 1,000 lev and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 191. (1) A person who carries firearms and ammunition in violation of Art. 94, para. 1 is punishable by a fine of 1,000 lev.
(2) In the cases under par. 1 persons under Art. 81, para. 2 property sanction amounting to 5,000 lev.
(3) For repeated violation under par. 1 and 2 shall be imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 15 000 lev and withdrawal of the respective authorization for up to one year.
Art. 192. (1) Who does not insure their employees authorized to carry and use firearms and ammunition, to carry out security work with insurance "liability" shall be punished by a fine of 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 15 000 Levs.
(2) for repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 4,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 30 000 lev and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 193. (1) Who does not fulfill the requirements of Art. 98, para. 1-3 to store firearms and ammunition shall be punished by a fine of 500 to 1,500 lev and / or a pecuniary penalty of 5,000 to 10,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 2,000 to 4,000 lev and / or pecuniary penalty from 15 000 to 30 000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 194. (1) Any person who fails to comply with the requirements of Art. 98, para. 4 shall be fined from 500 to 1,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 1,500 to 3,000 lev and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.

Art. 195. (1) Whoever transports explosives, firearms, ammunition and pyrotechnic products in the Republic of Bulgaria without armed guards and / or admitted without purpose vehicles from the Ministry of Transport and Communications, when required, is fined in the amount of 2,000 lev and / or property sanction amounting to 5,000 lev.
(2) for repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 4,000 lev and / or penalty payment amounting to 10 000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 196. (1) Whoever transports explosives, firearms, ammunition and pyrotechnic products in the Republic of Bulgaria without delivery is accompanied by a copy of the authorization issued or does not fulfill the requirements of Art. 103, para. 2 is punishable by a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 3000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 6000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 197. (1) Who in carrying out the activities of loading and unloading of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition does not meet the requirements of Art. 105, para. 1 is punishable by a fine of 500 Levs and / or a penalty payment in the amount of 2,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 4000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 198. (1) Who in joint transportation of explosives does not comply with the requirements specified by the manufacturer, shall be fined from 200 to 1,000 lev and / or property sanction from 2000 to 4000 Levs.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 500 to 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction from 4000 to 6000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 199. (1) Whoever commits a violation of Art. 106 shall be punished by a fine of 500 Levs and / or a penalty payment in the amount of 2,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 4000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 200. (1) Whoever transports explosives for civil use, guns and ammunition from or to the territory of another Member State without delivery is accompanied by the relevant authorization or the relevant document to transport within the European Union, shall be punished with fine 1000 Levs and / or property sanction amounting to 5,000 lev.
(2) for repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or penalty payment amounting to 10 000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 201. (1) Anyone traveling to or from another Member State carries his firearm and ammunition without issue the European firearms pass shall be punished by a fine of 2,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par . 1 imposed a fine of 4,000 lev.
Art. 202. (1) Who does not store documents for transportation within the European Union of explosives for civil purposes for a period of three years after receiving the delivery shall be punished by a fine of 500 Levs and / or a penalty payment in the amount of 2,000 lev .
(2) for repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 4000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 203. (1) Whoever fails to European firearms pass in cases of art. 119, para. 2 is punishable by a fine of 300 Levs.
(2) Who assigns the European firearms pass to another person is punishable by a fine of 500 Levs.
(3) Whoever loses, damages or destroys European firearms Pass shall be punished by a fine of 100 Levs.
(4) The fine under par. 1 shall be imposed on a person who does not inform the competent authority in cases under Art. 119, para. 5.
(5) Upon repeated violation shall be fined in the amount of:
1. six lev - in the cases under par. 1 and 4;
2. thousand lev - in the cases under par. 2; 3
. two hundred lev - in the cases under par. 3.
Art. 204. Whoever carries and uses firearms and ammunition for hunting, sporting or cultural purposes out of time and according to objectives set out in the document certifying the reason for residence or in the invitation to the event is punishable by a fine 1000 lev.
Art. 205. Whoever transit through the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria and declares checkpoint transported him firearms and ammunition shall be punished by a fine of 3,000 lev.
Art. 206. (1) Any person who fails to notify in advance the competent authority for transporting accepted for repair firearms in cases of art. 143 shall be punished by a fine of 200 Levs and / or proprietary sanction 1500 Levs

(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposed a fine of 500 Levs and / or penalty payment in the amount of 2,000 lev and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 207. (1) Whoever commits a violation of Art. 144 pt. 1 and 2 is punishable by a fine of 500 to 1,000 lev and / or property sanction from 2000 to 5000 Levs.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 1,000 to 3,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction from 6,000 to 10,000 lev and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 208. (1) Whoever commits a violation of Art. 144 pt. 3 and 4 shall be fined from 1,000 to 2,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction from 5,000 to 10,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 2,000 to 6,000 lev and / or penalty payment of 10 000 to 20 000 Levs and withdrawing authorization for a period of one year.
Art. 209. (1) Whoever destroys explosives, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles, excluding fireworks Category 1 and Category 2 or Category 3 in quantities of art. 53 without qualifications and competence of occupational safety in blasting, shall be fined from 1,000 to 3,000 lev.
(2) For repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 2,000 to 6,000 lev.
Art. 210. (1) A person under Art. 13 para. 4, which produces explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnics without a certificate of production or in violation of a certificate or trade in items made thereof, shall be fined from 1,000 to 5,000 lev and / or a pecuniary penalty of 10 000 to 30 000 Levs.
(2) for repeated violation under par. 1 imposes a fine of 5,000 to 8,000 lev and / or pecuniary penalty from 30 000 to 50 000 Levs and revocation of the certificate for a period of one year.
Art. 211. (1) Whoever, in the case of Art. 68, para. 7 and art. 83, para. 7 does not provide immediately received explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition to the competent authority for storage shall be punished by a fine of 1,000 lev and / or proprietary sanction 6000 lev.
(2) Upon repeated offense under par. 1 imposed a fine of 2,000 lev and / or penalty payment amounting to 10 000 Levs.
Art. 212. For violation of this law and issued on the basis of normative acts for which no other sanction is provided, shall be punished by a fine of 500 to 2,000 lev and / or a pecuniary penalty of 3,000 to 10,000 lev
Art. 213. (1) In issuing a decision under Art. 155 to revoke the license to operate with explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics or termination of the authorization due to the termination of activity of the person the bodies of art. 152 seize protocol form explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles from the face. Seized items are stored in accordance with Art. 74, Art. 98, para. 1 - 3.
(2) The owner of property under par. 1 can transfer ownership of explosives and pyrotechnic products within six months, and arms and ammunition - within one year from the seizure of persons who have obtained permits for manufacturing, marketing or acquisition.
(3) Upon issuing a decision under Art. 155 to revoke the license to operate with explosives, guns, ammunition and pyrotechnics in cases where the person is prosecuted for intentional indictable offense, the bodies of art. 152 seize protocol form explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles from the face. Seized items are stored in accordance with Art. 74, Art. 98, para. 1-3 within three months of completion of the criminal proceedings.
(4) The owner of property under par. 3 can transfer ownership or to submit an application for issuance of authorization for these activities by them under this Act or the return of seized authorization in the period under par. 3.
(5) If the owner does not transfer ownership of the assets or does not submit an application for a license or respectively to return the seized authorization in terms of para. 2 or 4, items shall be forfeited to the state by order of the authority under Art. 155, para. 1.
(6) A copy of the order under par. 5 sent to the National Revenue Agency for execution.
(7) The order under par. 5 subject to appeal under the Administrative Code, the appeal does not suspend its implementation.
Art. 214. (1) For infringement of this law, which provides for punishment "withdrawal of the authorization for a certain period," the bodies of art. 152 seize protocol form explosives, weapons, ammunition and pyrotechnic articles - subject of the infringement. Seized items are stored in accordance with Art. 74, Art. 98, para. 1-3, for the duration of the sentence imposed and after it is transmitted to persons whose authorization was withdrawn.

(2) Where the issued permit for relevant activity under this Act has expired before or on the expiry of the term under par. 1, seized items are kept by the Interior Ministry to renew the permit. If the permit is not renewed within six months after the deadline under par. 1 items seized be forfeited to the state by order of the corresponding administrative sanctioning authority.
(3) The order under par. 2 subject to appeal under the Administrative Code, the appeal does not suspend its implementation.
(4) A copy of the order under par. 2 sent to the National Revenue Agency.
(5) Since the entry into force of the penal provision for violation of Art. 166 seized explosives for civil purposes shall be destroyed immediately following the requirements of Chapter Seven, Section II and its cost be borne by the guilty person.
(6) After the entry into force of the penal provision for violation of Art. 166 seized firearms and ammunition shall be destroyed immediately following the requirements of Chapter Seven, Section II and its cost be borne by the guilty person.
Art. 215. (1) The acts establishing violations under this law shall be issued by the police authorities of the Ministry.
(2) The penalty shall be issued by the Minister of Interior or authorized by officials according to their competence.
(3) For all this law cases in the drafting, issuance and appeal of penal provisions and the implementation of sanctions imposed provisions of the Administrative Violations and Penalties Act.
Art. 216. (1) After the entry into force of the penal provision imposing punishment, a copy of it to the competent authority of the Interior Ministry granted the relevant permission. Seized in this case permits are sent to the competent authority of the Ministry of Interior storage and reporting.
(2) The punishment "withdrawal of authorization" from the date of seizure of the permit.
Art. 217. (1) The fines provided for in this Act shall be imposed on a person or an official legal entity registered as a dealer in a legal non-profit entity registered under the national law of a Member State or a legal entity established by law or by the Council of Ministers.
(2) Property sanctions provided for in this Act shall be imposed on natural and legal persons registered as entrepreneurs, corporate non-profit, registered under national law of a Member State or a legal person created by law or with the Council of Ministers.
(3) fines and financial sanctions provided for in this Act shall be imposed if the act does not constitute a crime. ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS

§ 1. For the purposes of this Act:
1. "Automatic firearm 'means a firearm which after a round is fired automatically reloads and can the push of a trigger to produce a series of several shots.
2. "Ammunition with penetrating action 'are ammunition for military use with armored bullet with hard core. 3
. "Ammunition with explosive action" are ammunition for military use bullets with gunpowder charge which explodes on impact.
4. 'Ammunition with incendiary action "are ammunition for military use where the projectile contains a chemical mixture that exploded on contact with the air or on impact.
5. "Explosives for civilian purposes" are explosive substances falling within Class I of the UN Recommendations on the Transport of Dangerous Goods.
6. "Modification" means any technical operation, leading to a substantial change of the main characteristics of the weapon and its main components and parts.
7. "Import and export" means the physical passage of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition across the border from a third country for the Republic of Bulgaria and the Republic of Bulgaria for a third country.
8. "Gas and signal orazhie" is a technical device designed for use in ammunition, using the energy of explosives and which are suffocating, intoxicating and tear effect or light and sound effect.
9. "Long firearm" means any firearm other than a short firearm.
10. "Member State" country - member of the European Union.

11. "European Firearms Pass" is the official certifying document issued by the competent authorities of the Member State at the request of a person who holds a permit to carry and use a firearm during its passage from the territory of one Member State to another. European passport contains a number, expiration date, personal data of the person, the identity of the firearm, number, date and period of validity of the authorization to carry and use, as well as information on prohibitions or authorization in the Member States indicated on the passport weapon.
12. "Single-fire orazhie" is a firearm with no magazine which is loaded before each shot by the manual insertion of the cartridge in the chamber or down on camera, situated at the entrance of the barrel.
13. "Identification of explosives" are the name, qualitative and quantitative composition, batch or serial number, production date, expiry date, name and address of the manufacturer and instructions for safe handling and transportation.
14. "Identification of pyrotechnic articles" are kind, type, category, brand, batch or serial number, production date, expiry date, name and address of the manufacturer and instructions for safe use.
15. "Identification of firearms" are a type, model, caliber, category, brand, and data from the unique markings of art. 26 or marking under the Convention on mutual recognition of Proofmarks on firearms signed on July 1, 1969
16. "Identification of ammunition for firearms" Data from the unique markings of art. 27 or marking under the Convention on mutual recognition of Proofmarks on firearms signed on July 1, 1969
17. "Identification of weapons other than firearms" are a type, model, caliber, serial number, manufacturer's name, year of manufacture.
18. "Identification of ammunition for weapons other than firearms" are the type, size, name of manufacturer, country of manufacture and year of manufacture.
19. "Identification of parts of firearms and essential components" are a type, model, caliber and data from the unique markings of art. 26 or marking under the Convention on mutual recognition of Proofmarks on firearms signed on July 1, 1969
20. 'Short firearm' means a firearm with a barrel not exceeding 30 centimeters or whose overall length does not exceed 60 centimeters.
21. 'Repeating firearm orazhie "a firearm which after a round is fired reload manually by inserting into the barrel of the cartridge that comes from the magazine by movement using the mechanism.
22. "A major component of the firearm" is a closed mechanism, the chamber and the barrel of a firearm which, being separate objects, are included in the category of firearms that are fitted with or intended to be installed.
23. "Semi-automatic firearm 'means a firearm which after a round is fired recharges automatically and can the push of a trigger to produce more than one shot.
24. "Air orazhie" is a technical device that using the energy of the compressed gas can throw balls, with barrel run, receiving a directed movement and causing mechanical destruction of the target.
25. "Pyrotechnic articles for vehicles" are part of safety devices in vehicles which contain pyrotechnic substances used to activate these or other devices.
26. "Tracking" is a systematic record of the movement of explosives, pyrotechnic articles, weapons and ammunition by a person authorized production to the end user for the prevention, detection and investigation of crimes by the competent authorities.
27. "Repeated" is the offense committed within one year from the entry into force of the penal provision by which the offender has been punished for the same offense.
28. "Theatrical pyrotechnic device" means a pyrotechnic device intended for stage use indoors or outdoors, including film and television productions or similar use.
29. "Projectile cartridge" is a combination of shell and cap.
30. "Transit" is the transportation of explosives, pyrotechnics, firearms and ammunition from the territory of a third country through the territory of the Republic of Bulgaria to the territory of another third country.
31. "Third country" means any country that is not a member of the European Union is not a party to the Agreement on the European Economic Area or not Swiss Confederation.

32. "Firewall" is a pyrotechnic article intended for entertainment purposes.
33. "Person" is a person resident of the State in which the permanent address of the person registered in their identity documents.
34. "Part of firearm 'means any element or replacement element specifically designed for a firearm and essential to its operation, including a barrel, frame or receiver box, imprisonment or drum hammer mechanism or breech block, and any device that is intended or adapted to diminish the sound caused by firing a firearm.
§ 2. The provisions of this Act that apply to Member States and EU citizens also apply for countries - parties to the Agreement on the European Economic Area and Switzerland and their citizens.
§ 3. As of hunting weapons with rifled barrels are assimilated and hunting smoothbore guns with extra mounted rifle barrel.
§ 4. This Act introduces the requirements of Directive 91/477 / EEC of 18 June 1991 on control of the acquisition and possession of weapons, the relevant requirements of Directive 93/15 / EEC of 5 April 1993 . on the harmonization of the provisions relating to the placing on the market and supervision of explosives for civil use, the relevant requirements of Directive 2007/23 / EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 May 2007 concerning the placing on the market of pyrotechnic articles (OJ , L 154/1 of June 14, 2007), the requirements of Directive 2008/43 / EC of 4 April 2008 on the implementation pursuant to Directive 93/15 / EEC, a system for the identification and traceability of explosives civil use (OJ, L 94/8 from April 5, 2008) and the requirements of Directive 2008/51 / EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 21 May 2008 amending Directive 91/477 / EEC on control the acquisition and possession of weapons (OB, L 179/5 of July 8, 2008).
TRANSITIONAL AND FINAL PROVISIONS
§ 5. This Act repeals the control of explosives, firearms and ammunition (prom. SG. 133 of 1998 .; amend., SG. 85 of 2000 ., No. 99 of 2002, No. 71 of 2003 pcs. 102 and 105 of 2005, pcs. 17, 30 and 38 of 2006 Nos. 11 and 95 of 2007 SG. 69 of 2008 and SG. 88 of 2009).
§ 6. (1) Pending proceedings for the issuance or renewal of licenses for production, trade and repairs to the entry into force of this Act shall be completed under the previous order.
(2) Pending proceedings for the issuance or renewal of permits for activities other than those referred to in paragraph. 1, until the entry into force of this Act shall be completed under the terms and conditions provided for therein.
§ 7. The term of the permits issued for production, trade and repairs under the repealed Law on Control of Explosives, Firearms and Munitions, which expires at the date of entry into force of this Act shall be extended automatically 6 months from the relevant authority issuing the permit.
§ 8. issued before the enactment of the Act permits for activities with explosives, firearms and ammunition, with the exception of authorizations under § 7, and documents for the transfer of items within the European Union remain in effect until they expire.
§ 9. (1) The persons whose activity consists in manufacturing, trade, transportation and / or import / export of pyrotechnic articles within 6 months from the entry into force of the law take action to obtain the relevant permit.
(2) Persons who have acquired pyrotechnics, except for category 1 fireworks, or that store or use any, in the period under par. 1 taken to obtain the relevant permit.
§ 10. Persons whose activity consists in the production or trade of weapons other than firearms and ammunition, within six months from the entry into force of the law take action to obtain the permits.
§ 11. Persons who have acquired weapons other than firearms (gas and signal arms or pneumatic weapons with kinetic energy above 24 Joules) before the enactment of the law, declaring them the head of ur MIA at the location of the storage or permanent address of the individual within one year of its entry into force.
§ 12. (1) manufactured or imported in the Republic of Bulgaria fireworks of categories 1, 2 and 3 after July 4, 2010 must bear the "CE" marking.
(2) Trade, transport, acquisition, storage or use of fireworks in categories 1, 2 and 3 produced before July 4, 2010, not bearing the "CE" marking is done to the stocks are exhausted.
§ 13. (1) manufactured or imported in the Republic of Bulgaria pyrotechnic articles other than those referred to in § 12 after July 4, 2013 must bear the "CE" marking.

(2) Trade, transport, acquisition, storage or use of pyrotechnics under par. 1 produced before July 4, 2013, not bearing the "CE" marking is done to the stocks are exhausted.
§ 14. (1) manufactured or imported in the Republic of Bulgaria explosives for civilian purposes after 5 April 2012 must bear a unique identification in accordance with Art. 29.
(2) Trade, transport, acquisition, storage and use of explosives for civil use produced before April 5, 2012, not bearing a unique identification in accordance with Art. 29 is performed to exhaustion of stocks.
§ 15. (1) manufactured or imported in the Republic of Bulgaria firearms and ammunition after July 28, 2010 must bear a unique marking as art. 26 and 27 or marking under the Convention on mutual recognition of Proofmarks on firearms signed on July 1, 1969
(2) Trade, transport, acquisition, storage or wear and / or use of firearms and ammunition they produced before July 28, 2010, not bearing a unique mark in accordance with Art. 26 and 27 or marking under the Convention on mutual recognition of Proofmarks on firearms signed on July 1, 1969, is carried by stocks are exhausted.
§ 16. Persons authorized to manufacture explosives for civil use, keep the register under Art. 31 to April 5, 2012
§ 17. Within 6 months after the entry into force of the law:
1. Council of Ministers adopts regulations for its implementation;
2. Minister of Interior issued regulations on its implementation.
§ 18. The Minister of Interior shall approve an order samples of documents under the law.
§ 19. Natural and legal persons registered as traders under the Commercial Code are not re-registered in the period under § 4 of the transitional and final provisions of the Commercial Register Act, present an original or certified copy of a certificate of current state business registration instead UIC until the expiration of § 4 of the transitional and final provisions of the commercial Register Act.
§ 20. The secondary legislation for implementation of the repealed Law on Control of Explosives, firearms and ammunition shall apply as they do not contradict this law.
§ 21. The provisions of Art. 108 and 109 do not apply when using the common electronic system for the approval of transport of explosives for civil purposes within the European Union.
§ 22. In the Law on Hunting and Game Protection Act (prom. SG. 78 of 2000 .; amend., SG. 26 of 2001, pcs. 77 and 79 of 2002, No. . 88 2005 pcs. 82 and 108 in 2006, pcs. 64 of 2007, pcs. 43, 67, 69 and 91 of 2008, pcs. 6, 80 and 92 of 2009 ) Art. 56 para. 3 words "the control of explosives, firearms and ammunition" are replaced by "the weapons, ammunition, explosives and pyrotechnic products".
§ 23. In the Law on Fisheries and Aquaculture (prom. SG. 41 of 2001 .; amend., SG. 88, 94 and 105 of 2005, pcs. 30, 65, 82, 96 and 108 in 2006, pcs. 36, 43 and 71 in 2008, pcs. 12, 32, 42, 80 and 82 of 2009 and SG. 61 of 2010) in art. 54, para. 3, 'Law on Control of Explosives, Firearms and Ammunition "is replaced by" the weapons, ammunition, explosives and pyrotechnic products ".
§ 24. In the Law on private security activity (prom. SG. 15 of 2004 .; amend. Pcs. 105 of 2005, pcs. 30, 34, 80 and 82 of 2006 No.. 53 and 109 of 2007, pcs. 69 of 2008, pcs. 35 and 59 from 2010) everywhere the words "the control of explosives, firearms and ammunition" are replaced by "the weapons, ammunition, explosives and pyrotechnic products ".
§ 25. In the Law on Limiting Administrative Regulation and Administrative Control on Economic Activity (prom. SG. 55 of 2003 .; corr. SG. 59 of 2003 .; amend. Pcs. 107 2003 pcs. 39 and 52 of 2004, pcs. 31 and 87, 2005, issue. 24, 38 and 59 of 2006 Nos. 11 and 41, 2007, issue. 16 2008, pcs. 23, 36, 44 and 87 of 2009, pcs. 25 and 59 of 2010) in the Annex to Art. 9, para. 1 pt. 2 t. 12, after the word "substances" conjunction "and" is replaced with a comma after the word "ammunition" insert "and pyrotechnics."

§ 26. In the Law on Forests (prom. SG. 125 of 1997 .; amend. And suppl., SG. 79 and 133 in 1998, pcs. 26, 1999, issue. 29 and 78 of 2000, pcs. 77, 79 and 99 of 2002, pcs. 16 and 107 of 2003, pcs. 72 and 105 of 2005, pcs. 29, 30, 34, 36, 80, 82 and 102 of 2006, pcs. 13, 24, 53 and 64 of 2007, pcs. 43, 54, 63, 69, 70 and 91 of 2008, pcs. 6, 12, 19, 32, 74, 80, 94 and 103 of 2009) in art. 37, para. 3 words "the control of explosives, arms and ammunition under terms and conditions determined by the regulations for implementation of the law" are replaced by "the weapons, ammunition, explosives and pyrotechnic products".
§ 27. In the Civil Aviation Act (prom. SG. 94 of 1972 .; amend., SG. 30 of 1990, No. 16 of 1997, No. 85 of 1998 ., No. 12 of 2000, pcs. 34 and 111 of 2001, pcs. 52 and 70 of 2004, pcs. 88 and 102 in 2005, pcs. 30, 36, 37, 105 and 108 2006 pcs. 10, 41 and 109 of 2007, pcs. 36, 66 and 67 of 2008, pcs. 35, 47, 82 and 102 of 2009 and SG. 63 of 2010 .) Art. 91 after the word "ammunition" insert "pyrotechnics" and a comma.
§ 28. In the Law on Execution of Sentences and Detention (prom. SG. 25 of 2009 .; amend., SG. 74 and 82 of 2009 and SG. 32 of 2010 ) Art. 97 pt. 3, after the words "explosives" insert "pyrotechnics" and a comma.
§ 29. In the Customs Act (prom. SG. 15 of 1998 .; amend., SG. 89 and 153 in 1998, pcs. 30 and 83 in 1999, pcs. 63 2000, pcs. 110 of 2001, pcs. 76 2002 pcs. 37 and 95 of 2003, SG. 38 of 2004, pcs. 45, 86, 91 and 105 of 2005 SG. 30 and 105 of 2006, pcs. 59 and 109 of 2007, pcs. 28, 43 and 106 of 2008, pcs. 12, 32, 42, 44 and 95 of 2009 and SG. 54 and 55 of 2010) in art. 229, para. 5 after the word "ammunition" conjunction "and" is replaced with a comma and finally added "and pyrotechnics."
§ 30. In the Law on Foreigners in the Republic of Bulgaria (prom. SG. 153 of 1998 .; amend., SG. 70 of 1999, pcs. 42 and 112 of 2001, pcs. 45 and 54 of 2002, pcs. 37 and 103 of 2003, pcs. 37 and 70 of 2004 Nos. 11, 63 and 88 of 2005, pcs. 30 and 82, 2006 pcs. 11, 29, 52, 63 and 109 of 2007, pcs. 13, 26, 28 and 69 of 2008, pcs. 12, 32, 36, 74, 82, 93 and 103 of 2009) Art. 10, para. 1 pt. 3 after the word "ammunition" insert "pyrotechnics" and a comma.
§ 31. The implementation of the law is assigned to the Council of Ministers and Minister of Interior.
§ 32. This Act shall enter into force on the day of its promulgation in the "Official Gazette" except:
1. Article 15, 16, art. 17, para. 3, Art. 29, para. 1-3, art. 30, 33, 34, 44, 72, 107, 110, Art. 121, para. 2, p. 10, Art. 130, art. 145, para. 1, p. 5, Art. 162, 163, 164, art. 166, para. 2 and 4, Art. 169 and Art. 214 para. 5 which come into force on April 5, 2012 .;
2. Article 94, para. 1, which comes into force on March 1, 2011
law was adopted by the 41 th National Assembly on September 3, 2010 and was affixed with the official seal of the National Assembly.
Chairman of the National Assembly Tsetska Tsacheva
Application № 1 to Art. 29 and 44
unique identification under Art. 29 includes:
1. Information that can be read with the naked eye and which comprises:
a) the name of the manufacturer;
B) an alphanumerical code containing:
aa) 2 letters identifying the Member State (place of production or import onto the Community market, eg. BG = Bulgaria);
Bb) 3 digits identifying the name of the plant (issued by the competent national authorities);
Cc) the unique product code and logistical information designed by the manufacturer.
2. Identification number that can be read by an electronic reader in the form of a barcode and / or matrix code directly associated with the alphanumeric identification code. 3
. Example:
"Name of entity

(See annex to PDF-but the number)


BG 001 100111 11111 222222 A
4. For devices that are too small on them can not be placed unique product code and logistical information designed by the manufacturer is considered sufficient data referred to in point. 1, letter "b" points "aa" and " bb "and so on. 2.
Application № 2 to art. 108, para. 1 and 3
document transporting explosives for civil purposes within the EU № .... / ....., issued by the Director of GDSP
EU Transport of explosives for civil use in within the EU
1. Type of permit
Date of expiry date *
Single transportiraneMnogokratno transportation -
specified duration
2. Details of operators
2.1. Recipient * 2.2. Supplier
Name: Name:
Address (headquarters): Address (headquarters)
Phone: Phone:
Fax: Fax:
e-mail: e-mail: Signature
Signature:
2.3. Carrier / carriers
Name: Name: Name:
Address (headquarters): Address (headquarters): Address (headquarters)
Phone: Phone: Phone:
Fax: Fax: Fax: || | e-mail: e-mail: e-mail:
3
. Full description of explosives for civil purposes
UN № *
Class / Section
Trade name *
"CE" marking
(yes / no) Address of production facility
Quantity *
other relevant information
4. Transport
4.1. Location and calendar
Place of departure Departure Date
Delivery Expected date of arrival
4.2. Route description
Member State Point of entry
Point Release Type of transport
5. Approval of the competent authorities of other Member States through which the supply passes, including identification of security (eg print)
Country of Origin Date authorization
Authorisation number Expiry date

Print Transit countries Date Authorisation Authorisation number Expiry date
6. Authorization issued by the competent authority of the Member State in which the recipient is established (including identification of security)
Date:

Print Function of the signatory:
(Signature)
Explanatory notes: | || 1. The recipient of explosives for civil purposes should complete parts 1-4 of the document for transporting explosives for civil purposes within the EU and to submit this document for the approval of the competent authority of the Member State of destination delivery.
2. In addition to obtaining prior consent from the competent authority of the Member State in which the shipment (Part 6), the person responsible for transportation must declare it to the competent authorities of the transit Member States and Member State of origin delivery, whose prior agreement also required (part 5). *
prior consent of the competent authority can be either on the same document or on separate documents. In any case, prior consent must be able to securely identify. 3
. Where a competent authority of a Member State considers that requires special security requirements is required prior presentation of all information in the document. If none of the competent authorities do not bring special security requirements, provide only the information marked with (*).
4. In all cases, the document must accompany the explosives for civilian use to arrive at their destination.
5. "Full description of explosives' means the trade name and / or UN number and any other relevant information to assist identification of the goods. When explosives are not bearing the 'CE'. marking, this should be clearly indicated.
6. "Amount" means the appropriate number of articles or the net mass of explosives.

* Note. Point 2 of the Explanatory Notes do not apply in the case that using the common electronic system for the approval of the transfer of explosives vramkite the European Union.
Application № 3 to Art. 119, para. 3

REPUBLIC OF BULGARIA EUROPEAN firearms pass
1. Data holder:
1.1. Name and surname:
............................................... Spot photo
1.2. Date, place of birth and ID number:
...............................................
1.3. Nationality:
...............................................
1.4. Address:
...............................................
1.5. Signature of the holder:
...............................................
2. Data on the passport:
2.1. Passport number:
2.2. Valid until:
2.3. Seal of the issuing authority: Date:
2.4. Continue to:
2.5. Seal of the issuing authority: Date:
2.4. Continue to:
2.5. Seal of the issuing authority: Date:
third. Identification of the firearm:
Type Make / Caliber / number
model diameter weapon
3.1. ................ ............ ................ ...... ..........
3.2. ................ ............ ................ ...... ..........

Category Print Date of issue commented
issuing authority Tar
3.1. .................. .......... ................ ...... ..........
3.2. .................. .......... ................ ...... ..........

4. Permits are issued for weapon:
The weapon Date of Expiry Print
Release issuing
body
3
. .............. ................ ........... ......... ...........

5. Prior consent of the Member States visited:

Valid weapon to Print issuing

body and date 3. ................ ............. ..................... .....
Valid weapon to Print issuing

body and date 3. ................ ............. ..................... .....

6. Information for transfers of firearms within the EU
- Travel to another Member State with firearms / weapons and / it from the categories B, C and D, entered / and this passport can be done with the prior consent of the Member State for one or more trips to its territory. This agreement fits in section 5 of this pass.
- The preliminary consent is not required when it comes to travel in order to hunt with a firearm in categories C and D or shooting firearms of category B, C and D, provided they possess a European passport weapon and purpose of the journey It can be demonstrated.
- In any case, according to information received from Member States which prohibit and put to authorization the acquisition and possession of firearms in categories B, C and D, it follows that:
6.1. It is prohibited to travel: arms / weapons
...................................... ......... ..............
6.2. Subject to authorization arms / weapons
travel:
.................................. ............. ..............
Glossary: ​​
1. Data concerning the holder
1.1. Name, surname
1.2. Date, place of birth and ID number
1.3. Nationality
1.4. Address
1.5. Signature of the holder
2. Data on the passport
2.1. Passport
2.2. Valid until ................................................ ......
2.3. Seal of the issuing authority
2.4. Continue to ............................................... .
third. Customisation of the firearm
4. Permits are issued for gun
5. Permits issued by Member States visited
6. Information about carrying weapons when traveling in the EU
6.1. It is prohibited to travel with weapons .................. ..................
6.2. Subject to permit travel ............ arms .............
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