More than 100 firearms have been surrendered to police as part of an ongoing amnesty.
The Constabulary confirmed 108 weapons have been handed in so far.
A police spokesperson said: “The Firearms and Weapons Surrender Amnesty is not about targeting people or suggesting weapons have been used in crime.
“The purpose is to improve public safety by removing illegal, unwanted or potentially dangerous weapons and ammunition from circulation.”
The initiative allows individuals to surrender items without prosecution for possession at the point of handover. It runs alongside the firearm certificate renewal process.
The amnesty continues until Monday and items can be surrendered at police stations in Douglas, Ramsey, Peel, and Castletown.