Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Period
Jul-Dec 95
Jan-Jun 96
Jul-Dec 96
Jan-Jun 97
Jul-Dec 97
Jan-Jun 98
Jul-Dec 98
Jan-Jun 99
Jul-Dec 99
Jan-Jun 00
Jul-Dec 00
Jan-Jun 01
Jul-Dec 01
Jan-Jun 02
Jul-Dec 02
Jan-Jun 03
Jul-Dec 03
Jan-Jun 04
Jul-Dec 04
Jan-Jun 05
Jul-Dec 05
Jan-Jun 06
Jul-Dec 06
Jan-Jun 07
Jul-Dec 07
Jan-Jun 08
Jul 08-Jun 09
Jul 09-Jun 10
Jul 10-Jun 11
Jul 11-Jun 12
Handgun
LEA
360
Nil
20
Nil
3,730
3,160
4,374
477
1,626
5,694
3,324
2,004
16
1,600
433
4,108
1,080
143
437
275
278
1,931
1,590
352
914
182
4,000
Non-air
Total
44,802
89,760
34,837
18,405
33,152
30,666
28,016
40,939
36,980
38,786
39,389
47,820
58,111
57,522
73,701
72,586
90,006
835,478
76,825
758,653
Cal Yr
Total
1996
67,926
1997
65,463
1998
23,694
1999
20,352
2000
35,200
2001
29,363
2002
36,563
2003
36,611
2004
36,868
2005
39,292
2006
45,141
2006
53,271
489,744
Data Sources
1) Australian Customs and Border Protection Service, Doc 2008/016356-01 - Appendix A, B and C 1995-2008. Report of Firearms Imports/
Exports and Customs Detections - Half-Yearly Firearms Reports. Trade Division, Trade Policy and Regulation, Weapons and Strategic Goods
2) Australian Customs and Border Protection Service Annual Reports 2008-12
Notes
In rows 32-35, eight spreadsheet cells include important explanatory notes. If these are not visible on hover, please contact the author
Data source (1) separates Law Enforcement Agency (LEA) and non-LEA handgun imports from July 1995 to June 2008 (above dotted line)
Data source (2) does not separate LEA and non-LEA handgun imports from July 2008 to June 2012 (below dotted line)
The commodity codes 'Military' and 'Antique or Other' are commonly excluded from tallies of firearm imports
Suggested citation for this table
Alpers, Philip. 2013. Firearm Imports, Australia: Non-air modern firearms for civilian possession, 1995 to 2012 (Customs) .
Sydney: GunPolicy.org, Sydney School of Public Health. Accessed 13 January
http://www.gunpolicy.org/documents/cat_view/361-public-domain-documents