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ordered a couple of parts yesterday im 90% sure I wont need a permit but want confirmation for piece if mind
parts are all for a marlin 25n bolt action 22lr
parts are...
1x mag latch and ejector (the bit that holds the mag in the rifle and the part that ejects the empty rounds) the one part dose both jobs
1x mag Gide (the part that the mag slides into on the rifle)
1x 7 round mag to suit a marlin 25n
cheers
just got a call from the arms office I left them a message this morning and they confirmed that I don't need an import permet for those parts so good to go
Are you saying you don't need a permit to import a magazine. Is that across the board?
For A cats, yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by William
if its under 15rounds for a rimfire or 7 for a centerfire a cat yep
I knew that bit was mostly worried about the other bits
What about those 10rnd mags for the Howa bolt action 1500s, It's still A-cat.
The only part of an A cat that requires a permit is the action.
Customs will stop it and you will need your AO to write them and state it is for an a cat
No you do not, only complete guns and the action/receiver, the bit with teh serial number on, though my AO wants one for the ar15 upper sometimes ***sigh***.Quote:
Originally Posted by William
What's the go with importing shotgun magazine extensions?
if its a semi it would have to be one that would make it 7 or less rounds total and not 8
Customs will tend to ask anyway, as most shotgun tube extensions will fit across a number of models in a manufacturer's range.
I got asked for a permit for my 870 pump extension, as can be fitted to an 11-87 or 1100 Semi.
I had a crazy long one not even get stopped by customs, so I ordered a second one to make use of the permit and that did get stopped.
Luck of the draw
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I ordered a 2+ one for a 930 and had to get my AO to tell them it was for an a cat. I had to take shotgun in for him to verify first.