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Is there any way to import firearms from Australia? This is a topic totally foreign to me.
 
Posts: 332 | Location: Annapolis,Md. | Registered: 24 January 2006Reply With Quote
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Sure!....same as from anywhere else....sporting guns easy .....just send all infoo to BATF with (I think) Form 6....check their web-site....give form to FFL licensee.....with info as to maker, country of manufacture, barrel length, overall length, type (shotgun, rifle, combination), serial number, price. Licensee sends form to ATF. You sit and wait 3 months. Don't call ATF if slow...they will not talk to you....will only talk to licensee.
 
Posts: 2097 | Location: Gainesville, FL | Registered: 13 October 2004Reply With Quote
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Dont you need a firearms import license?


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I've had another member on this board post an aireal photograph of my neighborhood,post my wifes name,dig up old ads on GunsAmerica,call me out on everything that I posted. Hell,obmuteR told me to FIST MYSELF. But you are the biggest jackass that I've seen yet, on this board!
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Posts: 194 | Location: Copperhead Road | Registered: 11 March 2005Reply With Quote
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I sent ATF 2 import applications (via my FFL licensee) last Aug. I KNOW they received both, because I received approval for 1 of them four months later. They never replied on the other. Finally, today I contacted a supervisor there, and learned 2 things.
1. The person who was responsible for my application has quit her job, and NO paperwork can be found.
2. NEVER NEVER use the word "Mauser" in an application. This is because NO MATTER whether the rifle in question is a commercial rifle with action based on a commercial Mauser or clone thereof ..... ATF will consider the rifle to be "military", and will therefore require that the import application originate from a licensed importer (extremely costly) together with an unimaginably complicated set of documents.
ATF has enormous and unhappy responsibilities in today's world, with so many "bad guys"/terrorists/crazys out there.... so I sympathize with them. I just wish it weren't so, so that simple and innocent requests like mine could be handled expeditiously.
 
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