In 2015, the importation of the Adler A110 lever-action shotgun into Australia generated controversy. The firearm itself could hold up to 7+1 rounds (possible 10+1) in its magazine, a relatively high capacity for a shotgun, and its ability to deliver relatively fast follow-up shots as a lever-action firearm. However, the issue regarding the Adler A110 which generated most of the controversy was that it was a Category A firearm, making it accessible to nearly all licensed shooters. This resulted in an importation ban on A110 shotguns with a capacity over 5 rounds (up to 5 rounds was still permitted for importation). Lever-action shotguns with a magazine capacity over 5 rounds were later reclassified as Category D firearms.