Taking your firearm for repairs abroad?
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Taking your firearm for repairs abroad?
Is there any provision in arms law to send / carry your gun abroad for repairs? If yes then can somebody please explain the procedure?
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Re: Taking your firearm for repairs abroad?
Oops this should be in Arms law section..
Can one of the nicer mods please move it to right section...
-Inder

Can one of the nicer mods please move it to right section...

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Yes there is a provision in the law to apply for a license for temporary export for the purpose of having a gun repaired. But I'm afraid I don't have any details on how to go about it...kanwar76";p="35356 wrote:Is there any provision in arms law to send / carry your gun abroad for repairs? If yes then can somebody please explain the procedure?
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Re: Taking your firearm for repairs abroad?
Aha so something is there... but what about Airgun for which you don't need any license to own...
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As you know, airguns can be carried in and out as part of one's baggage. HOWEVER, to avoid having to pay duties when you bring the airgun back REMEMBER to declare it on your way out and have it stamped on your passport, you'll need this to prove that it was indeed carried out and is being brought back in after repairs. Needless to say this only applies when using the personal baggage route, do not think you can do this via post/ courier...kanwar76";p="35368 wrote:Aha so something is there... but what about Airgun for which you don't need any license to own...
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Re: Taking your firearm for repairs abroad?
Thanks Abhijeet,
Now the BIG question is.. One have to again go through the same procedure of getting a NOC from police department to prove that its indeed a airgun which is being bought back after repairs...
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Now the BIG question is.. One have to again go through the same procedure of getting a NOC from police department to prove that its indeed a airgun which is being bought back after repairs...
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So long as you get the make+model+serial no.+calibre entered on your passport when leaving the country, it should not be a problem when you return with the airgun. They would typically only check against the entry on your passport before releasing the airgun.kanwar76";p="35378 wrote:Now the BIG question is.. One have to again go through the same procedure of getting a NOC from police department to prove that its indeed a airgun which is being bought back after repairs...
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Re: Taking your firearm for repairs abroad?
Hmmmm Interesting....
Rightly said Abhijeet, "Should not be a problem" but looks like someone needs to try that to get a definite answer...
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Rightly said Abhijeet, "Should not be a problem" but looks like someone needs to try that to get a definite answer...

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Keep in mind, the last few posts on this topic relate to airguns... if you wish to carry a firearm aboard for repairs you will NEED an export license... unfortunately I am myself not familiar with this process, maybe some other member can contribute here?Zafar";p="35384 wrote:could we just enter the make and caliber (and not model & serial no.) when leaving ? as this gun do not have a readable print on it. I can bear the hassle of obtaining a NOC
Will i need a bill or something from the repairer?
The EXPORT out of as well as IMPORT into India (of arms and ammunition) is SEVERELY restricted! We never think of the former as few of us have had reason to want to export a firearm... except of course for arms dealers, who regularly export fine collectible guns to overseas dealers. So maybe one of the members who is familiar with the arms dealer trade would be able to shed more light on this...
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Re: Taking your firearm for repairs abroad?
Hello
Section 10 of the arms act has provisions for erxport and import of firearms, but the same is couched in such language that the possibilityof doing it is practically nil.
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Section 10 of the arms act has provisions for erxport and import of firearms, but the same is couched in such language that the possibilityof doing it is practically nil.
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Re: Taking your firearm for repairs abroad?
Mundaire i was definately talking about airguncould we just enter the make and caliber (and not model & serial no.) when leaving ? as this gun do not have a readable print on it. I can bear the hassle of obtaining a NOC
Will i need a bill or something from the repairer?
could i take it to dubai for repair?
any info about arriving with a airgun in dubai?
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Re: Taking your firearm for repairs abroad?
Regarding bill from the repairer i know that here in india a slip from the gun smith helps to carry a repaired gun hassle free in train and you can even send it through any person (no need for a RA membership or licence of the gun-carrier)
does this help in international flight also?
does this help in international flight also?
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Zafar are there any good Gun Smith in Dubai??? if so plz give details.
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Zafar";p="35393 wrote:Mundaire i was definately talking about airguncould we just enter the make and caliber (and not model & serial no.) when leaving ? as this gun do not have a readable print on it. I can bear the hassle of obtaining a NOC
Will i need a bill or something from the repairer?
could i take it to dubai for repair?
any info about arriving with a airgun in dubai?
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No clue as to legalities in Dubai/ UAE. But it seems they do have shops selling airguns and there doesn't seem like any restriction as to owning an airgun there... but haven't a clue as to how they would react at the airport of you carry one in... Should be ok, but I'll refrain from commenting as I have no definite knowledge on the rules there.Zafar";p="35393 wrote:Mundaire i was definately talking about airgun
could i take it to dubai for repair?
any info about arriving with a airgun in dubai?
BTW, I believe airguns in Dubai are priced quite reasonably... might just be worth it to simply pick up a new one there and bring it back along with parts for your old airgun, which you can fit yourself or have them fitted for you by a 'smith. That way you'll have TWO working airguns for the same amount of hassle...

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