Anybody know if I need a permit to export a 2nd hand range finder from the US?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Anybody know if I need a permit to export a 2nd hand range finder from the US?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Ebay and buy a new one...
You need to see IF your model is ITAR listed , if its made by a mil company like Vectronix's , then its a ITAR item , and basically unless you are a Nato Army , you will not get a permit approved by the Yanks .
If its a std civie unit , then it should not be a problem , if it has a Mil purpose , then it will usually be ITAR listed/restricted .
What is it?Quote:
Originally Posted by rewd
Short answer is maybe, long answer is no.....but with a certain level of risk.
Its a nikon 600 buckmaster,definately not military.Figure it was OK so hit buy now.But the warning that popped up was a bit scary and the web site for explaining the regs was about as straight forward as MMP. Worst case I blown $$.Best case I can accurately guage ranges.
Is it even worth the hassle for something so cheap?Quote:
Originally Posted by rewd
Could not agree more if I tried!Quote:
Originally Posted by BRADS
Not everyone is made of money and I've gone alittle nuts recently re the credit card.
Mate I fully appreciate that.Quote:
Originally Posted by rewd
It's a $300 rangefinder? You buy it from the US it may not even get here that was more what I meant and the hassle.
Oh go on.......try. I dare yaQuote:
Originally Posted by Proudkiwi
Go make some beer. I'm gonna be down your way in the next couple of weeks and I want to have a hoon on it :)
I'll still have to buy you one as I think I'm a couple of months off (if it doesn't taste like shit). Give me a shout when you're down.Quote:
Originally Posted by Proudkiwi