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Re: help needed to import an airgun

Post by penpusher » Thu Jun 14, 2007 11:10 pm

saahil";p="21493 wrote: hi Mack The Knife
this is saahil again to bother you. please just tell me how ill be able to qualify a free pistol competition with .32 ofb pistol.
By using laser guided bullets.If you noticed,this forum deals with AIR GUNS.Whatever it may be,an IOF .32 pistol is NOT an air gun.

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Re: help needed to import an airgun

Post by Mack The Knife » Thu Jun 21, 2007 10:54 pm

saahil";p="21493 wrote:hi Mack The Knife
this is saahil again to bother you. please just tell me how ill be able to qualify a free pistol competition with .32 ofb pistol.
You cannot. As per the ISSF/NRAI rules Free Pistol can only be shot with .22LR cartridges.

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Any dealer interested in commercial imports

Post by sitar » Sat Jul 14, 2007 10:05 pm

IS THERE ANY DEALER WHO IS INTERESTED TO IMPORT AIR PIS AND AIR RIF FROM OTHER COUNTRIES
FOR EX IMPORT FROM BLACKPOOL ETC.... AND DILIVER IN INDIA :?:

IF SOME BODY IS THERE IT WILL BE NICE FOR IFG AND ALL CITIZENS OF INDIA BECAUSE WE ALL KNOW THAT FOR LAYMAN THERE IS CRISES OF INSTRUMENTS NEEDED FOR COMPETITIONS ETC..

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import of air guns

Post by sitar » Sun Jul 15, 2007 10:18 am

please collect the list of importers of air guns to india

in my knowledge
there are

http://www.beeman.com/

http://www.airgunbuyer.com/


please help to make the list of exporters to india
plese contribute.

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Post by mundaire » Sun Jul 15, 2007 1:42 pm

Both of the above DO NOT import INTO India. Commercial imports of Airguns are NOT allowed, therefore NO ONE imports airguns into India on a commercial basis!

For advice on how to import an airgun yourself, please see the Arms Laws & Airguns sections for details on how to import airguns directly via post or as part of baggage when returning from overseas.

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Post by mundaire » Sun Jul 15, 2007 2:04 pm

Sitar - Please DO read the advice on HOW & WHERE to post BEFORE posting again.

The subject of the post has been edited by me (from "important" to one that is more reflective of the topic).

Also, the post has been moved from the section "Firearm Dealerships - Central India" to the "Airguns" section.

FYI - Commercial imports of airguns into India IS NOT yet allowed. Airguns may only be imported by individuals for their own personal use.... for how, please browse/ search through earlier posts made in this section as well as the "Arms Law" section.
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Re: Any dealer interested in commercial imports

Post by shutzen » Sun Jul 15, 2007 8:49 pm

sitar";p="23413 wrote: IF SOME BODY IS THERE IT WILL BE NICE FOR IFG AND ALL CITIZENS OF INDIA BECAUSE WE ALL KNOW THAT FOR LAYMAN THERE IS CRISES OF INSTRUMENTS NEEDED FOR COMPETITIONS ETC..
HI! interesting use of the language mate ;) If u want to compete and aquire the instruments I suggest u join ur state association and the shooters there will point u in the right direction - after that its ur determination and the kind of instrument u acquire depends upon ur wallet :twisted:

BTW pls stop using all caps for ur posts: its akin to shouting and considered rude.

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Re: Any dealer interested in commercial imports

Post by art_collector » Sun Jul 15, 2007 11:23 pm

If commercial imports were allowed buddy I would love to become an importer myself. Who would like to leave the IFG customers......atleast u would be assured of dealing with decent customers.....LOL....well till that happens and commercial imports are allowed I am sitting and waiting on the fence for the miracle to happen.......

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duty for airgun from UK

Post by archer » Mon Jul 16, 2007 8:43 pm

guys,

i am not sure whether this question has been answered ..... the duty that we r supposed to pay, ie 35% of CIF...where do v have to pay it....n wat is the procedure involved. i reside in bombay, so if anyone knows the exact location, it would be gr8.
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Post by Mack The Knife » Mon Jul 16, 2007 9:05 pm

If the rifle is sent via courier, then the courier will pay the duty to customs and you will need to reimburse them.

If the rifle is sent via Royal Mail / Parcel Force, then the duty will have to be paid at the Mumbai Postal Customs office or at your local post office. For small parcels, you can also pay the postman when he brings the parcel to your door.

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Re: duty for airgun from UK

Post by archer » Mon Jul 16, 2007 9:40 pm

thanx Mack The Knife....!!!

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Re: Pyramid air - Experiences anyone?

Post by Lenny » Sat Aug 04, 2007 11:36 pm

Old man Rusty is sure to know :D

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What type of Club do i need to be a member-To import Airgun

Post by Sangha » Sun Oct 07, 2007 5:49 pm

Hi Guys,

After going through personal experiences of some members here and the RULES section, i plan to go abroad and import an airgun from Dubai (as my personal baggage).

One of the custom rules says that i have to show a Membership certificate of a Shooting Club/rifle Association etc.

If someone can help me there:-

What kind of club has this got to be?

Does it have to be the NRAI (rifle association)? or any private shooting range membership will do?

Any specific name/organisation in Jaipur(or elsewhere in Rajasthan), whom i can approach for membership.

Will appreciate the help.

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Post by mundaire » Sun Oct 07, 2007 6:04 pm

Shooting club/ rifle association membership is ONLY required IF you plan to import via post. If you are bringing it back with you as part of baggage, baggage rules would apply and you DO NOT need any sort of club membership.

However, when you do bring it back as part of baggage, the airgun will in all probability be retained by the customs at the airport and you will then have to get the local police to certify it as being an airgun and NOT a firearm before they release it... The process varies depending on the customs officer on duty as they have vast discretionary authority in interpreting baggage rules...

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Buy new airgun

Post by will_achiever » Sun Oct 28, 2007 4:35 pm

Hi, I wants to buy airgun pistol,I e-mailed BAR,Lloyed mailed back
informing no courier service available for airguns to India.Are there
any options for buying airgun?
Thanks
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