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Thread: Carrying in parts

  1. 22-07-2014, 09:57 AM #1
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    Carrying in parts

    Hey guys I'm new to this forum and had a look around but thought I'd just ask for a clear answer. My Dad's in the states at the moment and asked if I wanted anything,

    I do but I want to know if he's aloud to buy them and carry them in his luggage.

    All I'm after is a scope and some mounts for it and a rangefinder.

    It's a nikon scope with matching mounts and nikon rangefinder. Any help would be awesome thanks


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  3. 22-07-2014, 10:00 AM #2
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    Should be all good.
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    Thanks for the reply Gibo. Is there any restrictions on scopes? It does have a bdc reticle that's the only thing I worried about. It's one of those nikon m-223 scopes


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    Nah. Unless it's ITAR restricted he should have no problems.
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    I can see this forum saving me hours on google. Cheers guys


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