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Guys,
Do I need any permits or such to import a stock from Boyds?


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I imported a custom thumbhole stock for a Sako Finfire oh about 18 months ago from Richards in the US.
No troubles, it simply landed in my PO box.
It was marked as "wooden sporting goods" Wink

So no, AFAIK you don't need a permit.
 
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I imported a stock, about 6 months ago, and no permit was required. It came via Aust Post with no problems.

I'm about to order a Boyds target/varmint stock, are you ordering direct from Boyds or have you found someone better to deal with?

Ian
 
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Thanks Guys.

Ian I was going to order direct. Are there any problems with Boyds?


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A friend of mine imported a couple of stocks from boyds for his rolling blocks about a month ago with no problems.


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No problems that I am aware of with dealing direct with Boyds. I was just wondering if there were any good online dealers for Boyds stocks, I have a few other bits and pieces to buy & hoped to get it all in one order.

Ian
 
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no need for any paperwork...i get them in all the time, and the postal system is fine still as it is with barrels actions and anything else, despite what some may say
daniel
 
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Let us know what your looking for we offer quite a few models and stock stlyes that Boyd's don't. A lot of older models of Win, Marlin,Rem,Mauser,Springfield and a lot of SxS. I have more patterns stlye then listed on my web site just drop me an e-mail and let me know.
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Tim
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I found one problem with ordering from Boyds - any order over $100 (not including freight) requires them to get an export license. My stock was under $100 but I was also going to order one for a mate at the same time - we couldn't do it. He will now have problems as he was going to order a finished stock from them which was well over $100.

I don't know why the $100 limit before export license. Maybe it is because they are a manufacturer rather than just a retailer. The last stock I ordered from the US was well over $100 and I didn't need an export license.

Ian
 
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Tim, I'm after a laminated stock for my 6.5x55.


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Do you have a make and model???
We do not have many Laminted stocks on hand, we do mostly walnut stocks.
 
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Its a Carl Gustav M96 with a stepped military barrel.


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No problems that I am aware of with dealing direct with Boyds. I was just wondering if there were any good online dealers for Boyds stocks, I have a few other bits and pieces to buy & hoped to get it all in one order.

Ian
Try http://www.midwayusa.com have you tried http://www.wilddogaustralia.com/content/default.asp
 
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Bakes, you might try these folk, they are also good to deal with

http://www.treebonecarving.com/


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If'n I miss, our band of 45/70 brothers, will fill yer full of lead!

 
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This would look great on the cover of "Pig Rooters Monthly". Big Grin

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