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I boo booed on egun, and I bought something I didn't want. How do I undo it?
 
Posts: 4729 | Location: Australia | Registered: 06 February 2005Reply With Quote
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Whats egun?



... the shooter formerly known as 451...
 
Posts: 78 | Location: Hertfordshire, UK | Registered: 13 January 2005Reply With Quote
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ok scrap the last message - now realised that egun.de is a website homer

No idea how to undo something on it - I can't speak a word of German and their English translation has much to be desired. Although their translation of sub title "free weapons" is quite catchy!



... the shooter formerly known as 451...
 
Posts: 78 | Location: Hertfordshire, UK | Registered: 13 January 2005Reply With Quote
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Link to the item please?
Rgds Ian


Just taking my rifle for a walk!........
 
Posts: 1306 | Location: Devon, UK | Registered: 21 August 2001Reply With Quote
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Seth,

Please stay away from E-Gun unless you've the language ability and the correct credentials!

German weapons purchasing law is VERY specific and you have to be QUALIFIED to make a binding agreement.

The really shiity part is you may have made an agreeement that you're not legally entitled to own but legally required to pay.....Ugh!

If you keep on (and probably already have).....they'll at a minimum ban you from the site.


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Posts: 3433 | Location: Frankfurt, Germany | Registered: 23 December 2004Reply With Quote
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I emailed the guy and he was nice about it, said no problem. Really refreshing.
 
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Seth,

Cool, pal.

Hope it wasn't too much hassle. Ugh!


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Posts: 3433 | Location: Frankfurt, Germany | Registered: 23 December 2004Reply With Quote
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Wow, that was close, you are so right about refreshing attitudes

Aleko


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I really hate to see eGun posted on here.....I figured I had that web-site all to myself. But....must tell you anyhow....don't ever sweat buying from that site.....I have bought MANY guns and other stuff via eGun ....applied successfully for import permit (ATF) ...paid the small fee to the seller for German export permit....and been extremely happy with every result. Prices there are the lowest in the Western World. Quality available is awesome. The German fellows from whom I have bought stuff have all been GREAT...and several have become my friends. I can't speak or read German...but I CAN read eGun (maybe motive plays a role here) and I found a translation web-site for translating to German from English when I need it).... so if any AR guys want translations or help.....feel free to give me a holler.
 
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A lot of Euros use it. I think it's great. I find stuff I would never find in a million years here in Italy. And couldn't buy if I needed too.

I can pay for it, and have them send it to my parents house. It's perfect.
 
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Must say i have bought several things from spain and always found the Germans very good to deal with, most also understand at least some english.
 
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I'm happy for your success' and am glad from one AR member to another you are obtaining the items that you are looking for - beware, you may be treading on thin ice....


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Posts: 3433 | Location: Frankfurt, Germany | Registered: 23 December 2004Reply With Quote
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Talk to (us)..ME ....about the "ice" please.
If there are potential problems (of which I am blissfully unaware) ....I need to know.
THANKS!!
Alex
 
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Gerry,

I guess we will see how things go. I am going to try a R93 barrel in a month or two. E250-350 is a hell of a deal.
 
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Originally posted by Gerry:
I'm happy for your success' and am glad from one AR member to another you are obtaining the items that you are looking for - beware, you may be treading on thin ice....


not sure who this was meant for? i have never bought controlled parts like barrels, but i believe it is possible if i just follow the rules in germany and spain.
 
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Julian,

Welcome to AR, I lived in Spain until October of 2005. In Andalucia near Cadiz.

Now I live in Sicily.

It's funny how different countries do gun laws. In America and Canada a rifle barrel is just a piece of steel, the action is the controlled item.

In Southern Africa and most of Europe the barrel is the controlled item.
 
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I bought maybe ten pistols and 15 rifles throught egun , plus / relaoding hunting items , never a problem when apply for the import permit , just a few problems , as a item was declared as wide EU shipping and the owner said I don't want to export after I won .... just a mistake ... then I ask each time , first to be sure the owner want to export , and in no exporting items the gun owners sometimes , said to Spain no problem , they don't want to send the gun to Colombia , India , Zaire or unknown destinations ... I get few lemmmons but it worth to deal with the Germans through egun
Daniel
 
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