brett1868 wrote:https://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2012C00563/Html/Text#_Toc333391133
Section 4F is relevant to your question, essentially anything meeting the descriptions will need a B709 General Application Form + at least 1 Ancillary B709 form covering the items you intend to import.
I'm going to lodge one this week to cover me bringing back some mags, projectiles and brass from the U.S in October. Ill have to check how many .416 Barrett cases add up to 74kg less the weight of the suitcases I figure 3 people with 37kg baggage allowance each we should be able to pack all the clothes in one case and fill the others with stuff I want.
Title_II wrote:brett1868 wrote:https://www.comlaw.gov.au/Details/F2012C00563/Html/Text#_Toc333391133
Section 4F is relevant to your question, essentially anything meeting the descriptions will need a B709 General Application Form + at least 1 Ancillary B709 form covering the items you intend to import.
I'm going to lodge one this week to cover me bringing back some mags, projectiles and brass from the U.S in October. Ill have to check how many .416 Barrett cases add up to 74kg less the weight of the suitcases I figure 3 people with 37kg baggage allowance each we should be able to pack all the clothes in one case and fill the others with stuff I want.
Where are you going? If it's within a state of me I can show you a good time (no homo)
Title_II wrote:OK, not only is that pretty far from me, it's also basically East Australia as far as guns are concerned. Not sure if you have been to the States before but Cali is not one of them, so don't judge us based on them! And considering the very strange laws they have about guns and even ammo, not sure you can get the deals or the items you could get in the States.
That being said, California is a nice place for being a communist territory. If you avoid gang areas, etc., you should have a really nice time. Shower before you get on the plane, Cali has severe water restrictions these days
Happy hunting
Flyer wrote:I know! I just bought a 527FS in .223 and am waiting for it to arrive. I also bought a three-barrel 455 Special and am looking to replace the stock as I figured it was more economical to buy three matching barrels with the receiver and replace the stock than buy a Lux or FS and add new barrels to it.
Looks like most places in the US that sell stocks won't export them. Anyone know where to buy CZ455 stocks in Oz?
MR. WINCHESTER wrote:From memory ( 18 months and 2 years )
Wooden gun stocks are classed as 'Manufactured wood products' and you don't need a permit to import, but ....
.... an inspection by the Agriculture / Quarantine folk is required. ( but avoidable. )
trekin wrote:What style of stock are you after?
Title_II wrote:We don't have cooties
happyhunter wrote:Bought several from Boyds without any drama. It's just a piece of wood.
From: Customer Service <Customers@boydsgunstocks.com>
Sent: Tuesday, 12 July 2016 10:22 PM
Subject: RE: Stock to Australia
Hello,
We have a federal export limit that we can not get around in any way.
The export limit is $100 before shipping, per order.
You will have to choose a stock priced at $99 or less in order to get a stock directly from us. You can find all of our sale stocks at this link. https://www.boydsgunstocks.com/rapid-fire-closeouts
You could also purchase an uninletted stock for $99 if you wanted to do ALL of the inletting for the action and barrel on your own. You can find them at this link. https://www.boydsgunstocks.com/SearchBy ... rd=Uninlet
The only other option would be to use one of our International dealers. You can find the contact page for all of our dealers at this link. https://www.boydsgunstocks.com/find-a-dealer
We do apologize for this inconvenience.
Thank you for your business
Lynnette
Boyds Hardwood Gunstocks
25376 403rd Ave
Mitchell SD, 57301
(605)996-5011
http://www.Boydsgunstocks.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2016 8:09 PM
To: Customer Service
Subject: Re: Stock to Australia
Hi, thanks for the response. I'm aware of the export restrictions which is why I asked if it were possible to discount the $108 stock highlighted in my original email to $99 so that I could purchase it. There is little else available on your site that is anywhere near the $100 cut-off limit.
So my question is, is it possible to discount this stock from $108 to $99.99?
From: Customer Service <Customers@boydsgunstocks.com>
Sent: Wednesday, 13 July 2016 11:12 PM
Subject: RE: Stock to Australia
Hello,
We can not alter our invoices to get around a federal export limit.
We apologize for the inconvenience.
Thank you for your business
Ashley
Boyds Hardwood Gunstocks
25376 403rd Ave
Mitchell SD, 57301
(605)996-5011
http://www.Boydsgunstocks.com
Sent: Thursday, 14 July 2016 5:21 AM
To: Customer Service
Subject: Re: Stock to Australia
For the record, I was not asking for you to alter your invoice. I was asking if it was possible to discount the highlighted stock by $8 so that it would qualify for export. If this is not possible, I understand. Thank you for taking the time to respond.