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  1. 02-05-2015, 06:43 PM #1
    Burb122
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    Importing Projectiles

    Can anyone put me on to a company who will ship projectiles to NZ. Are the so expensive here because you cant import them or are we just getting ripped. Normally cast my own but want to take some time off
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    Mike Gregg at Reloading International. I have brought in a couple of thousand projectiles (not cast though) via him. However, just right now the xchange rate is crap and the savings not great. I see he does Berrys.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Burb122 View Post
    Can anyone put me on to a company who will ship projectiles to NZ. Are the so expensive here because you cant import them or are we just getting ripped. Normally cast my own but want to take some time off
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    Does importing projectiles requires any import permit on our side , kiwis?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Friwi View Post
    Does importing projectiles requires any import permit on our side , kiwis?
    No import permit required for reloading components. US export permit will still be required tho.
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