Any dramas? No permit required? I’ve asked PN Arms office but they don’t seem to want to reply.
Any info would be helpful
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Any dramas? No permit required? I’ve asked PN Arms office but they don’t seem to want to reply.
Any info would be helpful
Don't mess around with your local. Contact the Arms Act Service Delivery Group at Kapiti direct. Nowadays your local will most likely end up asking them at any rate.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7x64
Permitfirearms@police.govt.nz
Got one in start of the year, police permit is required before import as it is a “firearm part”, with a copy to the seller before they send it. Customs were slow, and NZ Post wont ship/deliver firearm parts.....overall a hassle, and unless your making a big saving, not worth it IMHO
Cheers
i went to my local post office, guy there said scope no problem at all, he might just be making an exception for sorting out his auto door for him
I did a couple of months ago from US. No paper work. Arrived in mail box no drama, no tax, no questions.
Can you not say it is for an air-rifle, or better still for one of those replica airsoft guns that some grown men like to run around the woods playing soldier with?Quote:
Originally Posted by jono7
I mean, you can mount them on crossbows too so saying scope=firearm component is not technically correct.
How far away is your licensing department from saying springs and screws are also firearm parts too (they go into guns!!!), so no importation of them without permits!
Pretty sure I read somewhere that they changed the law (again). Gunworks have an interesting little paragraph on it.
So it seems scopes dont require a permit any more.Quote:
Police Mail Order Forms for rifle parts and suppressors - lets do this people, don't be afraid to get the police mail order form to complete firearm part mail order sales and suppressor mail order sales, while it might be annoying for us to go to the police station to obtain the form, its more annoying for police to write out forms left, right and centre.
If completing these forms creates a problem for police due to under staffing, they may well change the legislation, they have before, in the first tranch legislation was made that we needed a permit to obtain scopes, rings, rails, slings etc, it caused so much extra work for police that legislation was changed in June 2020 to no longer requiring a permit for these items.
Exactly. As I said, they whizz in it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr Browning
I guess you can try it? When I bought mine in, a telescopic site was considered a “firearm part”, even though it in no way would make a firearm “fire”. As said above, maybe now the rules have changed yet again? Confusion Raines supreme. A quick email to the arm’s office in Wellington will get the answer for you. Good luck��Quote:
Originally Posted by caberslash
Cheers
On the other hand, who the hell are you guys buying scopes from in the USA? Private sellers?
Everywhere I look says 'no shipping of riflescopes outside of USA'
https://www.theriflescopestore.com
I’ve brought a few from here over the years, just email him and ask, he’s been great to deal with.
Will give it a shot, but the website does not actually have anything for sale!Quote:
Originally Posted by outdoorlad
I've noticed lately many people who support the new laws also ignore them.Quote:
Originally Posted by mimms2
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Originally Posted by mimms2
Wow, really guys? Come on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tussock
It isnt fucking illegal! You dont need a permit to import scopes, rings, rails, slings etc, it was changed in June.
Totally legally. You need to grow up.Quote:
Originally Posted by mimms2
Had 2 scopes from the states this year,no problem at thru the post.Fill a couple of forms in,all good to go.