Licensed by the Brazilian Army · CR 1002815

Controlled goods into Brazil, from licensing to delivery.

Black Rock runs your import of firearms, ammunition, ballistic protection and tactical accessories with legal certainty, controlled logistics and regulatory insight at every step.

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Legal certainty
Tactical logistics
Regulatory intelligence

Supply routes · international suppliers → Brazil

Destination · BRASIL23°57′S 46°20′W

Legal name: Black Rock Comércio e Importação de Artigos Táticos
CNPJ (tax ID): 48.326.866/0001-13
Brazilian Army registry (CR): 1002815
Suppliers: The world's leading brands

About us

The operational arm of the defense and security sector

Black Rock Strategic Consulting works in the foreign trade of controlled goods with a focus on legal certainty, tactical logistics and regulatory intelligence. We turn complex procedures into precise operations, from product classification to customs clearance and final delivery.

Licensed by the Brazilian Army, we import from the world's leading brands and handle every Army and Federal Revenue requirement so your product arrives compliant and on time.

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Import models

Three models sized to your operation

From the individual importer to high-volume corporate operations. Pick a model to see how it works.

You import, we run it

End-to-end management from licensing to clearance. You keep full control of the operation, with Black Rock's tactical support at every step.

Models regulated by Brazil's Federal Revenue (IN RFB 1,861/2018)

Authorized scope

Products authorized by the Brazilian Army

Official authorization to sell, import and store controlled goods.

Firearms

Permitted and restricted use: pistols, rifles, shotguns and authorized submachine guns.

Ammunition

Full lines for sport, professional and defense use, fully traceable.

Air guns

Air rifles and pistols for collectors, sport shooters and training.

Ballistic protection

Certified vests, helmets and armor for professional and corporate use.

Firearm maintenance

Cleaning kits, parts and accessories for care and repair.

Reloading

Presses, dies, powder and components, with regulatory tracking.

High-performance tactical accessories

Scopes, sights, tactical lights, authorized suppressors, adjustable stocks, bipods and precision mounts. Every item chosen for technical quality and regulatory compliance.

We import from the world's leading brands.

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Process

From first contact to final delivery

Every phase run with precision, transparency and full compliance with current law.

01
Consultation
Review of the product, its controlled-goods classification and the import model that fits your business.
02
Licensing
International Import Certificate (CII) from the Brazilian Army and import license in Siscomex.
03
Operation
Supplier negotiation, international contract, FX, shipping, import declaration and customs clearance.
04
Delivery
Release, transit permit and controlled delivery at destination, tracked end to end.

Trade shows and exhibitions

Your products at LAAD and SHOT Fair Brasil

Consulting for manufacturers and foreign companies exhibiting controlled products in Brazil: from temporary admission to return or sale after the show, with Black Rock as your legal representative before the Brazilian Army and Federal Revenue.

13–16Apr 2027

LAAD Defence & Security 2027

Riocentro · Rio de Janeiro/RJ

Defense and security, public and private buyers

14–17Jul 2027

SHOT Fair Brasil 2027

Distrito Anhembi, Pavilhão 5 · São Paulo/SP

Sport shooting, hunting and security · July 14 for retailers only

4–6Apr 2028

LAAD Security 2028

Transamerica Expo Center · São Paulo/SP

Public and corporate security

Up to 90 days before
Regulatory planning
Classification of each item on the controlled products list, what may be displayed, and a timeline agreed with the organizer.
Up to 30 days before
Temporary admission
Application to the Brazilian Army with the exhibitor's documents. Goods may stay up to 6 months, with no conformity certificate required.
Arrival and show
Clearance and custody
Customs clearance, authorized transport to the venue and custody in a licensed facility during the show.
After the show
Return or sale
Re-export within the deadline, or nationalization of items sold to Brazilian buyers.

Deadlines under Army Ordinance 2,566/2025: 30 days for the exhibitor's application and 90 days for the organizer's. The earlier you start, the more items you can bring.

Plan my participation

Regulatory guide

Ordinance 2,566: import and export of controlled products

Straight answers on the Brazilian Army rule for foreign trade of controlled products and its related rules, with the legal basis for each point.

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What is Ordinance 2,566 and what does it regulate?EB

It is the Brazilian Army rule for the foreign trade of Army-controlled products (PCE): import, export, temporary admission and temporary export. Its full name is Portaria C Ex nº 2.566, of 10/08/2025 (EB10-N-03.002, 2nd edition). It repealed Ordinances 1,729 and 1,880-C Ex/2019; rules that still cite 1,729 should be read as 2,566.

Legal basisPort C Ex 2.566/2025; Lei 10.826/2003, art. 24; Dec 9.847/2019, arts. 34–44; Dec 10.030/2019 (R-105), arts. 25–37

What is the LPCO and when must it be issued?EB

The import LPCO is the Army license in Brazil's Single Foreign Trade Portal (Siscomex). It must be approved before shipment abroad, is valid for 24 months, may cover several import declarations (DUIMP), and is limited to what the importer's Army registration (CR/TR) allows and to one purpose.

Legal basisPort C Ex 2.566/2025; Dec 9.847/2019, arts. 34–44

Can I receive firearms, parts or ammunition by mail or courier?EB

No. Postal and express (courier) shipments are prohibited for firearms, frames, slides/bolts, barrels, ammunition, components, explosives and chemical agents. These items must enter through regular customs clearance, with an LPCO.

Legal basisPort C Ex 2.566/2025

Can a CAC (licensed collector, sport shooter or hunter) import a firearm directly? How?PFEB

Yes, with prior authorization from the Federal Police (PF). There is no specific import authorization in Sinarm-CAC: the regular purchase authorization is used, naming the generic dealer CNPJ 00.394.494/9999-07. Once approved, the LPCO is requested from the Army. The Army only requires the PF authorization; Sinarm-CAC system issues must be solved with the PF.

Legal basisPort C Ex 2.566/2025; IN DG/PF 311/2025; Of 128/2026-CGARM/PF; Of 1476/2026 e 1205/2026-DFPC

Who gives prior authorization before the LPCO, by buyer profile?PFEB

Profile	Authority
CAC and other Sinarm users	Federal Police (regular purchase, generic dealer)
Military personnel (Sigma)	Their own force
Controlled night-vision or thermal	Army Command
Public agencies	Approved strategic plan and Army authorization

Legal basisPort C Ex 2.566/2025; Of 128/2026-CGARM/PF; ITA 32-DFPC/2026; Port C Ex 1.541/2021 (verificar)

What does an importing company need?EB

A valid Army registration (CR or TR) listing the activity and purpose; a conformity certificate for the product when required; and the technical catalog attached to the LPCO. Marking must be requested together with licensing.

Legal basisPort C Ex 2.566/2025, art. 16, §2º, art. 23, I, e art. 30, I; Port 189-EME/2020, arts. 51–52

Does the conformity certificate also apply to individuals?EB

Ordinance 2,566 requires the certificate in LPCOs filed by companies and public agencies. For ballistic vests, helmets and shields, Ordinance 289-COLOG/2026 requires a certificate or ReTEx from any importer, which may reach individuals. The Army's position is still settling; a case-by-case review is recommended.

Legal basisPort C Ex 2.566/2025, arts. 23, I, e 30, I; Port 289-COLOG/2026, art. 31; Port 189-EME/2020

How does importing ammunition and reloading components work?EB

The LPCO for ammunition and components is issued by quantity bands ("Flex License"). Reloading components follow the band in Annex C of Ordinance 2,566, and the reloading equipment must be registered beforehand. Presses, dies and reloading projectiles are controlled products.

Legal basisPort C Ex 2.566/2025, arts. 9º e 13 e Anexo C; Of 2075/2026-DFPC; ITA 31-DFPC/2025

How do customs clearance and inspection work on arrival?EB

Goods may only enter through locations with an Army Controlled Products Inspection Service (SFPC). Physical inspection applies to types 1, 2, 5 and 9 of the controlled products list. In practice, ammunition and components (primers, cases, projectiles) go to the red channel, and powder to the yellow channel, by sampling.

Legal basisPort C Ex 2.566/2025; Port 118-COLOG/2019

What about marking of imported firearms?EB

Marking must be requested together with licensing. An imported firearm must identify the importer, besides manufacturer, country, caliber and serial number. Goods without minimum origin marking may be returned.

Legal basisPort 213-COLOG/2021; ITA 25/2022 (remete à Port 1.729 – ler como 2.566); Port C Ex 2.566/2025

Do conversion kits and chassis need an LPCO?EB

Yes. Pistol conversion kits and chassis are restricted controlled products, and the LPCO must be approved before shipment.

Legal basisOf 2074/2026-DFPC; Port C Ex 2.566/2025

Night vision, thermal, suppressors and other accessories: what is controlled?EB

Controlled night-vision and thermal devices are restricted products requiring Army Command authorization; they are prohibited for sport shooters, collectors and judges/prosecutors, and licensed hunters may only hold thermal scopes. Suppressors are restricted. Not controlled: magazines, flash hiders, red dots, lasers and optics without night-vision or thermal capability.

Legal basisDec 10.627/2021; Of 2898/2023 e 108/2024-DFPC; ITA 32-DFPC/2026; Of 1297/2022-DFPC; Dec 10.030/2019 (R-105)

Accompanied baggage and repatriating a firearm: how does it work?PFEB

For accompanied baggage, registration is due within 10 days after clearance, and the LPCO requires prior PF authorization, including for repatriation. Repatriation has no specific procedure: it combines the Army import authorization with the PF purchase authorization.

Legal basisPort C Ex 2.566/2025; Despacho CGARM/PF SEI 146413316 (02/06/2026)

Can I bring products in for a trade show or exhibition?EB

Yes, under temporary admission. Exhibitors must apply 30 days in advance and organizers 90 days in advance; goods may stay up to 6 months, and the conformity certificate is waived.

Legal basisPort C Ex 2.566/2025; Port 189-EME/2020

What about exports?EB

The export LPCO is valid for 180 days. Temporary export (for repair, competition or exhibition, for example) may last up to 24 months.

Legal basisPort C Ex 2.566/2025

What if the goods are seized by customs?EB

For seized chemical, pyrotechnic, ballistic-protection items and air guns, storage, transport and destruction costs fall on the former owner, and the Military Region assesses whether to open a sanctions process.

Legal basisPort C Ex 1.518/2021 (verificar vigência); Port 42-COLOG/2020

Related rules

Rule	Subject	Status
Port C Ex 2.566/2025	Foreign trade of PCE	In force
Lei 10.826/2003, art. 24	Army authority over import and trade	In force
Dec 9.847/2019, arts. 34–44	Import and export rules	Partly in force
Dec 10.030/2019 (R-105), arts. 25–37	Controlled Products Regulation	In force, amended
Dec 10.627/2021	Removes magazines, flash hiders and sights from the controlled list	In force
Dec 11.615/2023	Disarmament Statute regulation	In force, amended
IN DG/PF 311/2025	CAC licensing in Sinarm-CAC (Federal Police)	In force, amended
Of 128/2026-CGARM/PF	CAC imports: regular purchase with generic dealer	Current guidance
Port 118-COLOG/2019	Controlled products list	In force, amended
Port 189-EME/2020 (+838-EME/2022)	Conformity assessment	In force, amended
Port 213 e 214-COLOG/2021	Marking of firearms and ammunition	In force
ITA 25/2022	Marking of imported products	Check status
ITA 31-DFPC/2025	Reloading equipment	In force
ITA 32-DFPC/2026	Night vision and thermal	In force
Port 289-COLOG/2026	Ballistic vests, helmets and shields	In force
Port C Ex 1.524/2021	Nationalization of controlled products	In force
Port C Ex 1.518/2021	Disposal of products seized by customs	Check status
Port 1.729 e 1.880-C Ex/2019	Former import rules	Repealed by 2,566

Points of attention

Outdated references. Ordinances 164 and 167-COLOG, ITA 25/2022 and art. 53 of IN 311/2025 still cite the repealed Ordinance 1,729. Read them as Ordinance 2,566.
Sinarm-CAC registration. Directly imported products do not appear for selection in Sinarm-CAC, and the Federal Police has not yet defined the registration path.
Vests and helmets. The certificate requirement for any importer of ballistic protection (Ord. 289-COLOG/2026, art. 31) may reach individuals, including judges and prosecutors.
Magazines, optical sights and scopes are no longer controlled. They were removed from the controlled products list by Decree 10,627/2021, which amended the R-105 (Decree 10,030/2019), as confirmed by the DFPC in reply to a formal inquiry (Letters 2898/2023 and 108/2024-DFPC). Only night-vision or thermal devices remain controlled (ITA 32-DFPC/2026).

Informational content, based on rules current as of Oct 1, 2026. It does not replace legal advice or the official text published in Brazil's Official Gazette (DOU). Rules marked "check status" must be confirmed before use.

Why Black Rock

What sets us apart

Full legal certainty

Every license required by the Brazilian Army, Siscomex and regulators. Zero legal exposure for our clients.

Regulatory intelligence

Continuous monitoring of sector legislation to anticipate risks and spot opportunities before the market does.

Tactical logistics

A structured chain from the international supplier to the client's warehouse, with tracking, regulated storage and controlled delivery.

Strategic relationships

Strong ties with international manufacturers, customs brokers and authorities. Your operation backed by a network that works.

Who we serve

Solutions for every profile in the sector

Retailers and distributors

Steady supply, competitive pricing and paperwork in order, so you can scale inventory safely.

Shooting clubs and instructors

Training material, bulk ammunition and protective gear, delivered regularly and compliantly.

Private security companies

Ballistic equipment, corporate firearms and accessories, fully licensed for your operational staff.

CAC – Collectors, Shooters and Hunters

Items that are hard to find in Brazil, fully traceable and compliant with Army regulations.

Our group

Part of a group that knows the sector from the inside

Black Rock belongs to a group of companies and institutions dedicated to sport shooting, specialized information, regulatory compliance and public security in Brazil.