Breaking: NSW Parliament to be recalled to pass 'urgent' gun reform

The New South Wales Parliament will be recalled next week to deal with "urgent legislation" on firearms, Premier Chris Minns has confirmed.

"We're proposing a bill which hasn't been finally drafted, but we'll share with the opposition as soon as possible," he said.

"To cap the number of firearms, to reclassify straight pull-up and pump-action shotguns, to look at reducing magazine capacity for shotguns, prohibiting belt-fed magazines in those shotguns and crucially, removing NCAT as an appeal mechanism once a designation has been made about withdrawing a licence," he said.

Minns said the parliament would sit on December 22 and 23.