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Nice Class 13: Firearms

Official class heading

Firearms; ammunition and projectiles; explosives; fireworks.

Official text of Class 13 in the Nice Classification (WIPO) · NCL(13-2026)

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Official fees under theAcuerdo de Tarifas IMPI (DOF 15-03-2024), artículo 14a, VAT included. Our professional fees are quoted per case and are not included. This estimate is informational and is not a formal quote or legal advice on a specific matter. USD is approximate, converted at the Banxico FIX rate of 17.5130 MXN per USD published on 24 July 2026. The peso amount is what you actually pay.

What Class 13 protects

Firearms
Ammunition and projectiles
Explosives
Fireworks and pyrotechnics
Explosive or pyrotechnic emergency flares

What Class 13 does NOT protect

These look similar but belong to another class. Choosing wrong is the most common reason a trademark protects less than its owner believes.

Grease for weaponsGoes in Class 4
Side arms and blades being weaponsGoes in Class 8
Telescopic sights for firearmsGoes in Class 9
Flaming torchesGoes in Class 11
Toy air pistols and percussion caps being toysGoes in Class 28
MatchesGoes in Class 34

Diagram of Nice Class 13 (firearms and pyrotechnics) versus Class 28 (toy pistols and caps)

The most expensive mistake in Class 13

Class 13 protects what fires or explodes, and almost everything around it belongs to another class. Grease for weapons is class 4, the telescopic sight class 9, the blade class 8 and the toy pistol class 28. Pyrotechnics makers have their own trap: matches are class 34 and torches class 11.

Who files in Class 13

Firearm manufacturers
Ammunition and gunpowder manufacturers
Pyrotechnics companies
Makers of signalling and emergency devices
Makers of sprays and personal defence articles

Trademarks registered in this class: Remington, Smith & Wesson, Productos Mendoza

Classes commonly filed alongside Class 13

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