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  1. 26-07-2014, 06:03 AM #1
    SlimySquirrel
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    Bolt Import.. Papers?

    Guys I need your help here... I have ordered a one piece bolt from PTG for a Rem 700.. Do I need import papers if I ship it back?

    It will have no firing pin assembly installed ...
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  3. 26-07-2014, 08:00 AM #2
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    I think technically you do as it is "part" of the action. That being said, customs let through a M700 firing pin assembly however my AO said I would need an import permit because it was part of the action. No problem getting a permit anyway to be on the safe side.
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    Sweet. Cheers!
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    Can anyone advise what the story is now in 2016 if you want to import a bolt from PTG? Is a permit required? What is involved in getting such a permit? Cheers in advance
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    Decent rigmarole.... You have to fill out a form with PTG for all the goods you require for the next 2 years... And then you need to check what else....
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    No, NZ permit needed. It is the receiver itself only, the bit with the serial number on it that needs one. I have brought in 2 BCGs and 2 no4 enfield bolts no issues.
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