Thread: Paperwork

As I can't find one second hand, I'm going to get a new gunworks spartan suppressor. For those in the know how long does it take to sort the paperwork now before it can be sent?
Cheers

Depends how efficient you local police are

heck,its what 5hrs each way to drive...order it and pop down to pick it up,much easier,your other half will be happy to have excuse to visit big smoke.

Cut your locals out of the deal and send application direct to Kapiti.

@Micky Duck am thinking that's the easiest method, might even be able to jack it up that they cut and thread whilst there. @zimmer not sure what you mean?

Will race ya, I also brought a suppressor yesterday (but from a dealer further south). Gonna drop the form in tomorrow to Plod.
I too wonder how long it will take to work its way to the supplier from there

Last time I went in to get the s43a done, they said it could all be done online now.

Originally Posted by Tommy

Last time I went in to get the s43a done, they said it could all be done online now.

I prefer to personally hand it to them less chance of it being lost in the interweb!!

Originally Posted by Tommy

Last time I went in to get the s43a done, they said it could all be done online now.

I did that a couple of weeks ago with a mag, got phone call from Arms Office stating it had to do thru local Police station then forwarded to regional arms office. Still got completed same day.

I did not realise till reading this thread that there would be any issue buying a spare magazine or sound moderator. Whats the story please?

They are now all classed as restricted parts and as such need to show or fill in form for firearms license.

Originally Posted by mikee

Will race ya, I also brought a suppressor yesterday (but from a dealer further south). Gonna drop the form in tomorrow to Plod. I too wonder how long it will take to work its way to the supplier from there

If you were in Wanganui, then 5 weeks and three days

5 weeks and after you had given them another to replace the original which they never processed a further three days.

A Maori runner with the original in a cleft stick could have done a better delivery service.

So-- bipods, sights, scopes , scope rings, recoil pads, are still not a problem??

Not yet.

Originally Posted by Kiwi Sapper

If you were in Wanganui, then 5 weeks and three days

5 weeks and after you had given them another to replace the original which they never processed a further three days.

A Maori runner with the original in a cleft stick could have done a better delivery service.

This being the case I would be slightly annoyed some one had my money for this long with out being able to supply as waiting on paperwork completion from a clearly useless third party. I hope mine does not go astray like yours