More than 8,000 guns have been surrendered to police and dealers as part of the statewide Firearms Amnesty.
The mid-north coast ranked in the top five police districts, with 79 firearms handed in, in total.
The amnesty, which ran from July 1 until the end of September, also saw the surrender of more than 74-thousand rounds of ammunition and 56 prohibited weapons.
Police Minister Troy Grant says it was an opportunity to reduce the number of unregistered guns on the streets, without penalising people.
MID NORTH COAST POLICE DISTRICT RANKS IN TOP FIVE FOR STATE-WIDE FIREARMS AMNESTY
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