In Pakistan, the number of arms allowed on one license varies depending on the license category and province. Here’s a general overview:

Non-Prohibited Bore (NPB) License

1. Punjab: Up to 2 firearms (e.g., rifles, shotguns, pistols)
2. Sindh: Up to 2 firearms (e.g., rifles, shotguns, pistols)
3. Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Up to 3 firearms (e.g., rifles, shotguns, pistols)
4. Balochistan: Up to 1 firearm (e.g., rifle, shotgun)
5. Islamabad Capital Territory: Up to 2 firearms (e.g., rifles, shotguns, pistols)

Prohibited Bore (PB) License

1. Limited to specific categories (e.g., security personnel, hunters)
2. Typically restricted to 1 firearm (e.g., fully automatic rifle)

Dealer’s License

1. No specific limit on number of firearms, but must maintain records
2. Required to pay annual storage fees for each firearm

Collector’s License

1. Up to 5 firearms (for rare or antique firearms)
2. Must provide proof of collection and exhibition

Personal Protection License

1. Typically restricted to 1 firearm (e.g., pistol)
2. Must provide justification for personal protection

Additional Requirements

1. Background check clearance
2. Medical certificate
3. Character certificate
4. Proof of income and financial stability

Please note that these regulations are subject to change, and it’s essential to verify with relevant authorities for the latest information.

Relevant Authorities

1. National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA): 1777 (helpline)
2. Provincial Home Departments: Provincial government websites
3. Islamabad Capital Territory Administration: +92 51 9207111 (helpline)