Thread: Boyds Stocks

I am no expert on these matters but have been told by 2 different cops that I required one.
Maybe they were being careful.
Fines are pretty big if they wanted to make an issue.


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so u cant import a mcmillian or hs precision from the states then?

I seem to eat alotta popcorn round these here parts

Here you go:

Importation of firearms
16Offence to import firearms or parts of firearms without permit
(1)No person shall bring or cause to be brought or sent into New Zealand—
(a)any firearm, pistol, military style semi-automatic firearm, starting pistol, or restricted weapon; or
(b)any parts of a firearm, pistol, military style semi-automatic firearm, starting pistol, or restricted weapon,—
otherwise than pursuant to a permit issued to that person by a member of the Police.
(2)In this section New Zealand does not include the harbours and other territorial waters of New Zealand.
(3)Every person commits an offence and is liable on summary conviction to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 1 year or to a fine not exceeding $2,000 or to both who acts in contravention of subsection (1).
Compare: 1958 No 21 s 6(1), (5), (6); 1974 No 68 s 3(a); 1976 No 151 s 3(1); SR 1959/5 r 11A; SR 1970/13 r 2
Section 16 heading: substituted, on 1 November 1992, by section 5 of the Arms Amendment Act 1992 (1992 No 95).
Section 16(1): substituted, on 1 November 1992, by section 5 of the Arms Amendment Act 1992 (1992 No 95).


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Originally Posted by baldbob

I seem to eat alotta popcorn round these here parts

Last time I seen you, you were guttsing 20 Nan breads wth your indian takeout Ha Ha


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Nothing is wrong with it.

He just didnt offer to share.


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Originally Posted by R93

I am no expert on these matters but have been told by 2 different cops that I required one.
Maybe they were being careful.
Fines are pretty big if they wanted to make an issue.

For $178 NZ I'd just give it up if that happened. If they are going to worry about a piece of wood then you could say a scope or rings is part of a gun too.
Just go for it, no dramas with mine either. They probably only open it up cause it's a wood product anyway.

The act reads quite clearly, a number of people have been having issues posting scopes lately. Rather than go on opinions I'll flick an email to the arms officer to get their take on it, if its as easy as R93 suggests it was to get a permit then why wouldnt you?

no issues bringing them in at all.
who are you getting to inlet it horihunter?
Iv got a brno 600 i want to do this with

Originally Posted by Tussock

I think I will have Indian for dinner.

Hmmmmm korma or butter??? Chicken or lamb???

I think ill have indian too

Originally Posted by horihunter

The act reads quite clearly, a number of people have been having issues posting scopes lately. Rather than go on opinions I'll flick an email to the arms officer to get their take on it, if its as easy as R93 suggests it was to get a permit then why wouldnt you?

I would recommend getting a permit, after having some parts seized I clarified with customs and was quoted as R93 has posted section 16 Para 1 part b ((b)any parts of a firearm)

a permit does not cost anything and will save you any headache's along the way,(BTW if your AO claims you don't need one, get it in writing)

Cheers
DAF

Originally Posted by Bill999

no issues bringing them in at all.
who are you getting to inlet it horihunter?
Iv got a brno 600 i want to do this with

As this is largely an experiment that I'm wanting to try a few different things on I'll be going it myself, I used to be a joiner and have access to most of what I would need but may end up making a couple of jigs to keep things square etc and make any future tasks easier.

Ive sent an email to the AO, will see what the response is. It would be good if there was an interpretation of firearms parts, would seem a bit over the top if you needed a permit for a bipod but can understand it for working parts of a firearm (ie anything that could add to the number or firearms in the country)

There is an interpretation of firearm in the act,

firearm—

(a) means anything from which any shot, bullet, missile, or other projectile can be discharged by force of explosive; and

(b) includes—

(i) anything that has been adapted so that it can be used to discharge a shot, bullet, missile, or other projectile by force of explosive; and

(ii) anything which is not for the time being capable of discharging any shot, bullet, missile, or other projectile but which, by its completion or the replacement of any component part or parts or the correction or repair of any defect or defects, would be a firearm within the meaning of paragraph (a) or subparagraph (i); and

(iii) anything (being a firearm within the meaning of paragraph (a) or subparagraph (i)) which is for the time being dismantled or partially dismantled; and

(iv) any specially dangerous airgun

From that a scope cant be adapted to launch a projectile, a stock can be adapted or when completed used to launch a projectile

Originally Posted by Bill999

no issues bringing them in at all.
who are you getting to inlet it horihunter?
Iv got a brno 600 i want to do this with

If your just after the stock and not doing the different experiments it may be easier/cheaper to get a Richards Microfit, they can inlet for the 600, there would be a lot of time in inletting by hand if you were to pay somebody to do it