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  1. 12-07-2018, 07:54 PM #1
    223nut
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    Damn.... Well guess that squashs a few dreams (including mine)

    So how can it be inforced on imports when not 'legal' wouldn't it be customs and police sizing things?
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    Quote Originally Posted by 223nut View Post
    Damn.... Well guess that squashs a few dreams (including mine)

    So how can it be inforced on imports when not 'legal' wouldn't it be customs and police sizing things?
    Never give up on your dreams @223nut
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    Quote Originally Posted by 223nut View Post
    Damn.... Well guess that squashs a few dreams (including mine)

    So how can it be inforced on imports when not 'legal' wouldn't it be customs and police sizing things?
    Customs don't make their own decisions on what to do. They just do what the police tell them to do when it comes to legitimate firearm imports.
    Which is actually silly because it opens them up to legal battles when they're breaking the law by doing as police tell them.
    In my eyes (I'm no lawyer), technically they're the ones breaking the law by confiscating the firearm parts with no legal basis, the police are just telling them to.

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    Is this actually true tho? Anyone from gunsnz or nzar15 on here?
    The owner of NZAR15 is a FOUNZ editor.
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