Man charged after weapons, detonators allegedly found at Dublin property
Explosive detonators were allegedly found at a Dublin property on Tuesday. (Supplied: SA Police)
A man has been charged after police allegedly seized explosive detonators and three unregistered firearms among other weapons from his property in Adelaide's north.
Detectives searched the Dublin property on Tuesday and allegedly found a slug gun, a gel blaster, a small air handgun, a crossbow, swords, knives and a trafficable quantity of cannabis.
They also allegedly located explosive detonators, which SA Police's bomb technicians attended to safely secure them.
The 37-year-old Dublin man was arrested and charged with possess firearm without a licence, possess an unregistered firearm, possess prohibited weapons and traffic in a commercial quantity of a controlled drug.
He was refused police bail and was expect to face the Elizabeth Magistrates Court on Wednesday.
Police allegedly seized an unregistered slug gun at a Dublin property on Tuesday. (Supplied: SA Police)