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About LinkBacksDon't wait till now to get permits, Get them first then order second because depending on how PLOD are currently "Interpreting the law" as opposed to actually just enforcing it the way it was written you may be in for a long wait.
If they are for an "E" firearm then get the permit first. better safe than sorry (and a black mark for your name in Customs..................................or worse)
Did I say get the permit first.
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