HS Code 9302
Revolvers and Pistols
HS code 9302 is the international classification for revolvers and semi-automatic pistols, excluding flare guns and non-lethal spring-operated arms.
4-digit Section XIXAir
HS Code 9302 — Revolvers and Pistols
This category covers short-barrelled firearms designed for use with one hand. It specifically includes modern revolvers (with rotating cylinders) and semi-automatic pistols. It is used primarily for civilian self-defence, sport shooting, or law enforcement sidearms.
What's included
- Semi-automatic pistols
- Revolvers
- Handguns
- Service pistols
What's excluded
- Flare guns → use
9303(Signalling devices are classified with non-weapon firearms.) - Air pistols → use
9304(Non-firearm gas or spring pistols belong to a different heading.)
Common examples
- Glock 17 9mm pistol
- .357 Magnum revolver
- Sig Sauer P320
- Colt 1911
- Smith & Wesson snub-nose revolver
Frequently asked questions
Do collector pistols from the 1800s go here?
Ancient firearms (pre-1899 in many jurisdictions) or those over 100 years old typically fall under heading 9706.
Trade & shipping notes
- Typical duty range: 10% - 30%
- Documentation: Must check serial numbers against national firearms registries during clearance.
- Typical shipping mode: Air
- Top exporters: Austria, Germany, United States
- Top importers: United States, Canada, Thailand
Related HS codes
Key takeaway
Standard classification for lethal handguns (pistols and revolvers).
Related HS codes
Tired of HS code lookups?
CargoMode extracts HS codes directly from commercial invoices, packing lists, and CMRs — no manual lookup, no transcription errors.