Importing Kimber magazine

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Importing Kimber magazine

Post by Rathie » 04 Nov 2026, 10:20 am

Gday All,

Kimber have been particularly unhelpful in assisting me get a replacement magazine for a Kimber 84L Hunter.

I have a list of US and other countries ‘exporters’ of Kimber products and am not getting positive responses.

I have the required Aussie import form approve (b709a from memory)

Can anyone provide and guidance or assistance in how I can get a replacement magazine?

I have only just bought this rifle (second hand) and if this is the hassle I’ll get from Kimber - I might just give up and let the rifle go.

Any leads would be appreciated.

Cheers, Iain
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Re: Importing Kimber magazine

Post by straightshooter » 04 Nov 2026, 10:54 am

Try Cleaver Firearms. If they don't have one they can probably get one for you.
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Re: Importing Kimber magazine

Post by bigrich » 04 Nov 2026, 12:17 pm

Rathie wrote:Gday All,

Kimber have been particularly unhelpful in assisting me get a replacement magazine for a Kimber 84L Hunter.

I have a list of US and other countries ‘exporters’ of Kimber products and am not getting positive responses.

I have the required Aussie import form approve (b709a from memory)

Can anyone provide and guidance or assistance in how I can get a replacement magazine?

I have only just bought this rifle (second hand) and if this is the hassle I’ll get from Kimber - I might just give up and let the rifle go.

Any leads would be appreciated.

Cheers, Iain


Contact James at black range firearms. I got him to bring in some parts for my ruger 77 a couple of months ago. He was very helpful and I got my bits posted to my door no problem. He handled all the import paperwork side of it too. Cheers
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Re: Importing Kimber magazine

Post by Rathie » 04 Nov 2026, 3:36 pm

Thanks Bigrich and Straightshooter - I’ll have a chat with both.
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Re: Importing Kimber magazine

Post by Bugman » 05 Nov 2026, 9:54 am

Must admit, that I was after a certain part some time back and Cleavers got it in for me. Cost a bit and took a bit of time, but in the end I was satisfied.
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Re: Importing Kimber magazine

Post by Rathie » 10 Nov 2026, 3:17 pm

Thanks Bigrich,

Have been in contact with James. He can source the magazine.

Love this forum - always comes up trumps with advice.
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Re: Importing Kimber magazine

Post by Rathie » 10 Nov 2026, 3:19 pm

And Bigrich - is your handle borrowed from The Big Bang tv show where Wolowitcz calls himself ‘wealthybigpenis’ on a dating site??
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Re: Importing Kimber magazine

Post by bigrich » 10 Nov 2026, 6:07 pm

Rathie wrote:And Bigrich - is your handle borrowed from The Big Bang tv show where Wolowitcz calls himself ‘wealthybigpenis’ on a dating site??



glad i could help , james did alright by me . took a little while , but he sourced a steel trigger guard for me for my ruger 77 from a small specialist business in iowa. i will be getting james to get me a few more bits when i've got some spare coin :thumbsup:

as for my handle ? Ahhh no mate , that's not where i get my handle from ;) i'm over 6 feet 4 inches tall , solidly built at 124kg metal worker . and my name is richard . that's why i'm "BIG RICH" :D

i also moonlight as a amateur wrestler . stage name "hulk bogan" :lol: :lol: :lol: nah kidding , i'm not that good a actor :D
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