We post replica guns to Western Australia from our shop at the Gold Coast War Museum in Queensland. WA and Queensland are the two states where you can own a non-firing replica without a licence, which is why they're the only states we post replica guns to.
Do I need a licence for a replica gun in WA?
No. WA's Weapons Regulations list an imitation firearm (an article that looks like a firearm but can't fire, and isn't clearly a toy) as a controlled weapon. You don't need a licence, but under the Weapons Act it's an offence to carry or possess a controlled weapon without a lawful excuse, such as collecting, or in a way that could cause fear. Keep it at home, and carry it covered.
This is general information, not legal advice. Read our guide to replica gun laws or ask WA Police if you're unsure.
What we post to Western Australia
- Replica guns: military and police pistols, western revolvers and rifles (long rifles are pick-up only)
- Flintlock and antique-style pistols
- Cap guns
- Holsters, shells and dummy rounds, and militaria
Buying a replica: ID and delivery
You must be 18 or over to buy a replica gun, cap gun or knife. After you order, we email you a link to a quick online ID check (unless you have been verified with us before), and we post your order once it's done. Orders go by Australia Post with tracking. See our shipping information.
