Trademark Class 13: Fireworks and Firearms

A comprehensive guide to Class 13 of the Trademark Filing Classification. Trademarks must be applied or registered under classes and each class represents a distinct class of goods or services. In this post, we comprehensively cover the goods which fall under Class 13 of trademark classification.

Trademark Class 13

Trademark Class 13 pertains to firearms; ammunition and projectiles; explosives; fireworks.

The following goods must NOT be classified under Class 13:

Matches

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Comprehensive list of goods classified under Trademark Class 13

acetyl-nitrocellulose
air pistols [weapons]
ammonium nitrate explosives / nitrate of ammonia explosives
ammunition
ammunition for firearms
artillery guns [cannons]
ballistic weapons / ballistic missiles
belts adapted for ammunition
Bengal lights
breeches of firearms
cannons
cartridge cases
cartridge loading apparatus
cartridge pouches
cartridges
cleaning brushes for firearms
detonating plugs
detonating fuses for explosives / firing lanyards for explosives
detonating caps other than toys / percussion caps other than toys
detonators
dynamite
explosive cartridges
explosive powders
explosives
apparatus for filling cartridge belts
automatic firearm ammunition belts
firearms
firecrackers
fireworks
firing platforms
flare pistols
fog signals, explosive
fuses for explosives, for use in mines
fuses for explosives
gun carriages [artillery]
guncotton / pyroxylin
gunpowder
guns [weapons]
machine guns
gunstocks / gun stocks
hammers for guns and rifles / hammers for guns / hammers for rifles
hand grenades
harpoon guns [weapons]
hunting firearms / sporting firearms
lead shot for hunting
mines [explosives]
mortars [firearms]
motorized weapons
noise-suppressors for guns
pistols [arms]
powder horns
primings [fuses]
projectiles [weapons]
pyrophoric substances
pyrotechnic products
revolvers
rifle barrels / gun barrels
rifle cases / gun cases
rifles / carbines
rocket launchers
rockets [projectiles]
shells [projectiles]
shoulder straps for weapons / bandoliers for weapons
side arms [firearms]
sighting mirrors for guns and rifles / sighting mirrors for guns / sighting mirrors for rifles
sights, other than telescopic sights, for firearms
sights, other than telescopic sights, for artillery
signal rockets
sprays for personal defense purposes / sprays for personal defence purposes
tanks [weapons]
tear-gas weapons / tear gas weapons
torpedoes
trigger guards for guns and rifles / trigger guards for rifles
trunnions for heavy weapons

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Trademark Class 13: Firearms & Fireworks Regulations.

Trademark Class 13 covers firearms, ammunition, projectiles, explosives, and fireworks. Goods like air pistols, gunpowder, rifle cases, rocket launchers, tear gas weapons, and various types of ammunition and explosives fall under this class.

No, matches are specifically mentioned as goods that should not be classified under Trademark Class 13. Matches likely fall under a different class related to lighting products or household goods.

Yes, pyrotechnic products are explicitly listed as goods that can be registered under Trademark Class 13, along with fireworks and other explosive items.

The article mentions a range of firearms classified under Class 13, including air pistols, artillery guns, machine guns, hunting firearms, pistols, revolvers, rifles, and carbines. Both handheld and larger firearms seem to be included.

Yes, noise-suppressors for guns are specifically listed as one of the goods that fall under Trademark Class 13.

Yes, sprays for personal defense purposes are explicitly mentioned as goods that can be classified under Trademark Class 13.

Yes, the list includes various gun accessories like sighting mirrors, sights (other than telescopic sights), gunstocks, trigger guards, and ammunition belts that can be registered under this class.

Yes, fuses and detonators for use in mines are mentioned as explosives that fall under the scope of Trademark Class 13.

Yes, tanks are specifically listed as "weapons" that can be classified under Trademark Class 13.

No, the article does not mention any restrictions. In fact, it explicitly includes ballistic weapons, projectiles, and ammunition for firearms under the purview of Trademark Class 13.