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  1. 27-07-2023, 12:53 PM #2
    Pommy
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    Pretty sure you'd need an import permit.

    Reloading components are worth less than the sum of their parts, the primers and powder are just DG's. The moment you assemble it, it becomes ammo. Firearms and ammo need import permits.
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