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Thread: Importing new firing pin for an old .22LR

  1. 24-01-2018, 02:50 PM #1
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    Importing new firing pin for an old .22LR

    Hi There, having sourced a new firing pin for an old Krico .22LR, would I need to get an import permit for this from the local constabulary? Its a $USD20 part and was hoping this is not required
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    no export or import permits needed for that
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    Will they ship it from the US? They can be a funny lot when it comes to sending gun parts....
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    Look on ebay.

    You can get all kinds of gun parts out of some parts of Europe without any kind of paperwork or hassle.
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    Lately have found it near impossible to find someone who will ship gun parts of any description out of the USA.
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    I had the part delivered to a relative in Kentucky as a lot of companies don't ship out of the USA, so a bit of a dogleg in the shipping for sure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Simo View Post
    I had the part delivered to a relative in Kentucky as a lot of companies don't ship out of the USA, so a bit of a dogleg in the shipping for sure.
    They will have to declare this if shipping via US Post - sounds like and auto part
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    Quote Originally Posted by Simo View Post
    I had the part delivered to a relative in Kentucky as a lot of companies don't ship out of the USA, so a bit of a dogleg in the shipping for sure.
    They will have to declare it if shipping via US Post - sounds like an "automotive part" - but that may be asking too much !
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    Quote Originally Posted by Simo View Post
    I had the part delivered to a relative in Kentucky as a lot of companies don't ship out of the USA, so a bit of a dogleg in the shipping for sure.
    They will have to declare it if shipping via US Post - sounds like an "automotive part" - but that may be asking too much !
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  11. 25-01-2018, 11:26 AM #10
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    If the company your buying from exports no problem its under 100us so no export needed and I don’t think you will need a import for a firing pin but ring your Ao to be sure
    Ive even brought complete bolts in (did have to get a New Zealand import permit for that) it was under 100usd so no issues with the us government
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