First amnesty for three years
The police have posted a short clip on the Isle of Man Constabulary Facebook page to illustrate how easy it is to hand weapons in during the current amnesty.
During February, you're able to hand in the likes of firearms and ammunition, stun guns and bladed items.
They can be dropped off at police stations in Douglas, Castletown, Peel or Ramsey.
It's the first amnesty since 2014.
Here's audio of the Facebook clip:
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