Medical examination for holding and carrying firearms
The medical examination for holding and carrying firearms is a procedure that checks the health condition of a person applying for a license to possess and carry firearms. This examination is usually performed by an authorized physician and includes a detailed review of the person's health status and medical history who is applying for the license. The purpose of the medical examination is to determine whether individuals are capable of safely holding and carrying firearms, and whether there are any health conditions that could affect their ability to responsibly use firearms.
WHAT DOCUMENTATION DO I NEED TO PREPARE?
Required:
- Opinion from the chosen family medicine doctor
- ID card
- Come fasting
HOW IS TESTING CONDUCTED?
As part of the testing, the following procedures will be carried out:
- Blood sampling and analysis
- Measurement of height and weight
- EKG
- Eye examination with an ortorator
- Hearing examination with an audiometer
- NASA balance test
- Psychotest
- Examination by an occupational medicine specialist
