Importing airguns into India
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Re: Importing airguns into India
Many congratulations, Sniper for the new acquisition. I am glad to read that they let the scope go through...
Waiting for your pictures and a test report....
Waiting for your pictures and a test report....
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Re: Importing airguns into India
Thanks Olly am working on it. will put it up Asap.
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Re: Importing airguns into India
You got a scope alongwith the gun!!!!!
You sure are a lucky bug*3r .. all the very best
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Re: Importing airguns into India
Hi Sniper
A very specific n useful information
Thanks a lot
Sudhakar
A very specific n useful information
Thanks a lot
Sudhakar
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Re: Importing airguns into India
Mr...Sujay wrote:First decide whether you need a 'reply' or a 'guarantee' ? Most replys' in this thread are practical experiences of members and not posted just for the heck of it. Additionally, members have gone through many web sites, legal handbooks etc before commenting on the subject. Additionally, members have invested considerable time in posting their actual experiences, taking snaps, answering subsequent queries etc. Consequently, many have benefited from these posts.If these efforts seem 'good for nothing to you', stick to your 'official business' and forget about airguns.sudhakardm wrote:Hi
Thanks for your valuable suggestions. It is easy to make an advise to any one and it costs nothing. so people just do that. If some one can give a reply it is fine and if not, I have no regrets. But I dont need a page long free stuff - good for nothing
Thanks
Your asking of the original idiotic question is an indication of you not having gone through the posts at all.
Anyway,to answer your question, Yes, people with sudhakardm id on IFG ( only) can courier airgun from Germany to India provided their FIL is AC, C & CE. Refer to page 923 of I & E Procedures 2008 Edition.
I know that, I have not gone thru the entire posts. But as I mentioned earlier, I don't need any more free stuff which is "good for nothing" . I think this very clear and better stick to your own business.
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Re: Importing airguns into India
Sniper,
congrats for new airrifle,
How did you pay Pyramydair? Can you detail it.
Thanks
Jignesh
congrats for new airrifle,
How did you pay Pyramydair? Can you detail it.
Thanks
Jignesh
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Re: Importing airguns into India
Jignesh,
The bad news as of now is that Pyramid air is NO LONGER SHIPPING TO INDIA this is only a temporary phase until the sort out some issues with the courier - UPS and perhaps will shift to a new one - however there is NO time period as to when this will be sorted out.
Pyramidair payment was done VIa PayPal.
1. open a paypal account.
2. book your order on pyramidair. make a not of the order no. - email [email protected] and inform them that you will be paying via Pay pal. - get the paypal payment code from them
3. login to paypal - and transfer money to the pyramidair paypal account - ***********
3. Processing of the order should begin the next day.
Do Not opt for the same day shipping and the more expensive shipping method as customs clearance will anyway slow up the process.
Do let me know if you need more info.
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The bad news as of now is that Pyramid air is NO LONGER SHIPPING TO INDIA this is only a temporary phase until the sort out some issues with the courier - UPS and perhaps will shift to a new one - however there is NO time period as to when this will be sorted out.
Pyramidair payment was done VIa PayPal.
1. open a paypal account.
2. book your order on pyramidair. make a not of the order no. - email [email protected] and inform them that you will be paying via Pay pal. - get the paypal payment code from them
3. login to paypal - and transfer money to the pyramidair paypal account - ***********
3. Processing of the order should begin the next day.
Do Not opt for the same day shipping and the more expensive shipping method as customs clearance will anyway slow up the process.
Do let me know if you need more info.
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Re: Importing airguns into India
What are the chances of getting the Beretta 92FS lookalike at my doorsteps? It looks like the real thing, but is of .177 calibre and uses co2.
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Re: Importing airguns into India
CHances are almost 100% but there is a time factor involved and also lots of waiting and patience.
SInce it is a look alike they might ask for a police NOC or for someone from the arms dept to verify that it is a .177 etc etc.- depends on how the customs interprets it and how you handle it.
SInce it is a look alike they might ask for a police NOC or for someone from the arms dept to verify that it is a .177 etc etc.- depends on how the customs interprets it and how you handle it.
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Perhaps Dean from www.topairgun.com can provide some major help.
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help in deciding on a air rifle and bringing it to india via
hi
i am a newbie here.. i am currently studying in aberdeen, u.k. i need help in deciding which air rifle to buy.. i saw bsa tactical xl and Weihrauch hw 97 which is a underlever and wood stock with scope. it retails abt 400 quid. bsa has a weatherproof stock and looks small. hw97 is nice but a bit heavy. i need some help in deiciding on a good air rifle to get it when i come to india in nov. i am jus goin to use it for target shooting. i am not a member in any rifle club.. am based in chennai. i have a few doubts:
1. can i bring .22 air rifle legally?
2. is scope allowed in to india?
3. can i dismantle it and put it in my hard case suitcase with my clothes, etc or what shld i do??
4. how much duty will i be paying?
5. incase they confiscate whats the solution?
kindly help me out with these guy...
i am a newbie here.. i am currently studying in aberdeen, u.k. i need help in deciding which air rifle to buy.. i saw bsa tactical xl and Weihrauch hw 97 which is a underlever and wood stock with scope. it retails abt 400 quid. bsa has a weatherproof stock and looks small. hw97 is nice but a bit heavy. i need some help in deiciding on a good air rifle to get it when i come to india in nov. i am jus goin to use it for target shooting. i am not a member in any rifle club.. am based in chennai. i have a few doubts:
1. can i bring .22 air rifle legally?
2. is scope allowed in to india?
3. can i dismantle it and put it in my hard case suitcase with my clothes, etc or what shld i do??
4. how much duty will i be paying?
5. incase they confiscate whats the solution?
kindly help me out with these guy...
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Re: help in deciding on a air rifle and bringing it to india via
Hi,
without a club membership ur in big trouble.from gocool you will become NOCOOL
u cant bring a.22 legally.In chennai its sent to forensics dept which will classify it a s a firearm and send a report on based ft.lbs muzzle energy,which will require you to have a firearm licence.
Scope also prblm with customs,as it is a restricted item-grease their palms.
Dont dismantle,bring in fully assembled.
if .22 ur not going to get it back in all probability.Customs always on the lookout for free crumbs.
if .177 and club membership you will walk thru free.
regards
without a club membership ur in big trouble.from gocool you will become NOCOOL
u cant bring a.22 legally.In chennai its sent to forensics dept which will classify it a s a firearm and send a report on based ft.lbs muzzle energy,which will require you to have a firearm licence.
Scope also prblm with customs,as it is a restricted item-grease their palms.
Dont dismantle,bring in fully assembled.
if .22 ur not going to get it back in all probability.Customs always on the lookout for free crumbs.
if .177 and club membership you will walk thru free.
regards
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Re: help in deciding on a air rifle and bringing it to india via
do not forget that the gents on white are within rights to say that ' they are not arms experts thus have to withhold it until police clear it' even its clear its air gun of .177 cal.
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Re: help in deciding on a air rifle and bringing it to india via
1) As far as I know you can get a .22 cal air gun with your personal baggage even if you donot have a membership in any shooting club.
2) I donot know if you can get a scope with your rifle. I went through othe posts in this forum and i couldnt get a convincing answer
3) You better talk to the airline company in which you will be travelling
4)I think its 35% of the total cost of the rifle.
5) I dont know. May be someone who has already got a gun with their personal baggage can answer this.
Check these threads
http://www.indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2315
http://www.indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3481
2) I donot know if you can get a scope with your rifle. I went through othe posts in this forum and i couldnt get a convincing answer
3) You better talk to the airline company in which you will be travelling
4)I think its 35% of the total cost of the rifle.
5) I dont know. May be someone who has already got a gun with their personal baggage can answer this.
Check these threads
http://www.indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2315
http://www.indiansforguns.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3481
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Re: help in deciding on a air rifle and bringing it to india via
you can bring a .22 with you, bring all the receipts with rifle serial number shown etc. duty is i believe is 35%.
scope can be brought in baggage but not fixed to rifle. keep them separate.
it appears that different airport tend to work little differently, so it also depends on where you coming in, also what mood are the gents in white are in.
the worst case is: pay duty. may have to wait for the police guy to give it a clear may take/can take few days. otherwise should not be much of a hassle.
all the best
scope can be brought in baggage but not fixed to rifle. keep them separate.
it appears that different airport tend to work little differently, so it also depends on where you coming in, also what mood are the gents in white are in.
the worst case is: pay duty. may have to wait for the police guy to give it a clear may take/can take few days. otherwise should not be much of a hassle.
all the best
Nagarifle
if you say it can not be done, then you are right, for you, it can not be done.
if you say it can not be done, then you are right, for you, it can not be done.