Export Family Heirloom Weapons from India to US

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Export Family Heirloom Weapons from India to US

Post by socalnative92115 » Mon May 30, 2011 11:07 am

My grandfather lives in India and is a licensed possessor of a Double Barrel rifle and and German 9MM handgun. He wants to transfer these firearms to me. I live in the US. i need to know how I can make this transfer happen on the Indian side. Its fairly easy on the US side to import these weapons. Thanks

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Re: Export Family Heirloom Weapons from India to US

Post by kalashnikovcult » Mon May 30, 2011 7:46 pm

what i can guess is some type of documentation from our side to the indian customs to have your baggage go smooth..
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Re: Export Family Heirloom Weapons from India to US

Post by Sakobav » Mon May 30, 2011 7:55 pm

First thing get the license transferred to your name and then proceed..good luck conduct some research on this forum mission impossible or close to this in this era of babudom

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Re: Export Family Heirloom Weapons from India to US

Post by jonahpach » Mon May 30, 2011 9:12 pm

ngrewal wrote:First thing get the license transferred to your name and then proceed..good luck conduct some research on this forum mission impossible or close to this in this era of babudom

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Probably wont be able to transfer the handgun to his name as it is a PB unless he himself can get a PB licence which I doubt as he is not even resident in India.. anyway all the best. Monetarily these guns wont have as much value abroad as in the indian context. It would be much cheaper and less troublesome to buy brand new guns, but of course this seems to be an attempt to retain the family hierlooms. Best of luck!
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