Regulations Governing Permission and Management of Homemade Hunting Guns and Spear Guns of Indigenous Peoples and Fishermen Article 29

If a Type A homemade hunting gun is damaged and requires overseas repair or replacement of its primary components, the possessor may commission a licensed operator engaged in the import/export trade of firearms and ammunition to handle the import or export of the Type A homemade hunting gun. The commissioned operator must submit the following documents to apply to the Ministry of the Interior for import or export permission on a case-by-case basis:1. A copy of the application form.2. A power of attorney.3. A photocopy of the Type A homemade hunting gun license.4. Photographic documentation of the damage to the Type A homemade hunting gun.The municipal or county (city) police department which has jurisdiction over the storage place may assign personnel to inspect the damage to the Type A homemade hunting gun referred to in the preceding paragraph.If the possessor replaces the primary components of a Type A homemade hunting gun on their own, he must proceed in accordance with the provisions of Article 14; if the gun barrel or gun body is replaced, the operator must proceed in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 3 of Article 13.