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About LinkBacksYou have to convince them it's for personal use or as a gift.
If they think your gonna sell they will apply duty.
I you have one or two rifle scopes and a spotting scope then you will probally be ok.
If you had ten scopes then they will ask the hard questions.
You could always ring Customs and ask them before you travel.
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