Thread: Ordering accessories from the US?

And from the NZ Customs website:

Some firearm parts
Anything that attaches to a firearm requires a permit to import. This includes integral parts of the firearm, such as barrels and trigger group parts, as well as other items like scopes, sights, butt plates, and slings, that attach to a firearm but are not integral to their use.

Shooting accessories such as reloading supplies and gun cases can be imported without a permit.

Originally Posted by MB

And from the NZ Customs website:

Some firearm parts
Anything that attaches to a firearm requires a permit to import. This includes integral parts of the firearm, such as barrels and trigger group parts, as well as other items like scopes, sights, butt plates, and slings, that attach to a firearm but are not integral to their use.

Shooting accessories such as reloading supplies and gun cases can be imported without a permit.

So a sling needs an import but cases don't. What the fucking fuck! Do they think we are all going to start towel whipping Muslims now with nylon and neoprine slings?

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Originally Posted by aetchell

What the fucking fuck!

Well said!

I've imported slings from Amazon and AliExpress without any problems, but didn't give it a moment's thought.

Originally Posted by aetchell

So a sling needs an import but cases don't. What the fucking fuck! Do they think we are all going to start towel whipping Muslims now with nylon and neoprine slings?

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...and just to be more confusing that You Shop link says that reloading components won't be shipped...even though the customs site says they do not need a permit! So your allowed them, you just can't post them!!

Originally Posted by Kudu

...and just to be more confusing that You Shop link says that reloading components won't be shipped...even though the customs site says they do not need a permit! So your allowed them, you just can't post them!!

Yeah, a lot of companies pulled out the virtue signalling flag after March 15. For the greater good and the majority of people who use the service.

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Originally Posted by aetchell

Yeah, a lot of companies pulled out the virtue signalling flag after March 15. For the greater good and the majority of people who use the service.

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YouShop took that stance a several years back at least (or at least became more diligent in their checking), not since M15.

I gave up using them long time ago after a tussle with them over a totally non firearms item which they declaired to be a firearm part/dangerous goods/do your want us to destroy it for you or return to merchant. Tossers.

I cannot understand why people still chance their arm with them, it has been well covered off on previous threads.

People need to remember that they are a direct agent for NZ Post and we are now well aware of NZP's onshore policy since M15.