www.hermann-historica.com/ has a large militaria auction coming up.Lots of milsurp firearms.Its auction #52,guns are on may 3,there's an english translation for it + easy sign up.
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www.hermann-historica.com/ has a large militaria auction coming up.Lots of milsurp firearms.Its auction #52,guns are on may 3,there's an english translation for it + easy sign up.
would it be difficult to import firearms from Germany to Canada?
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Heres a couple of auctions I wouldnt midn bidding on. But, I have no clue how to import rifles nor handguns from Germany to Canada, nor is my German good enough to undertsand their descriptions entirely.
http://www.hermann-historica.de/aukt...db=kat52_S.txt
http://www.hermann-historica.de/aukt...db=kat52_S.txt
I'll bet that the most painless route would be to contact Questar and ask them?
Auction 52 ON-LINE CATALOGUE ONE
Auction: Wednesday, May 2, 2007, 11 a.m. - plumb bob nos. 1 – ,707
Thursday, May 3, 2007, 11 a.m. - plumb bob nos. 708 – 1589
Viewing: Friday, April 27 - Tuesday, May 1, 2007, from 2 – 6 p.m.
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Fine Antique and decaying Firearms
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Article/information
GERMAN EMPIRE
Plumb bob Nr.1358
Carbine 98 A, Erfurt 1917,
Kal. 8 x 57, NR. number equal 8563ll.. Nearly bright run. Bombardment "1986". Original burnishing, partially finest Naerbchen. Lock and magazine box brightly. Number-same, new, centralbrown beech shank. Very good entire attitude. Changed on einschuessig, reaptierbar. Length 110 cm.
Acquisition illusoryrequiring.
Condition: II+ Limit: 350 EURO
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Auction 52 ON-LINE CATALOGUE ONE
Auction: Wednesday, May 2, 2007, 11 a.m. - plumb bob nos. 1 – ,707
Thursday, May 3, 2007, 11 a.m. - plumb bob nos. 708 – 1589
Viewing: Friday, April 27 - Tuesday, May 1, 2007, from 2 – 6 p.m.
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Fine Antique and decaying Firearms
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Article/information
DENMARK
Plumb bob Nr.1052
FN HP Mod. 35,
Kal. 9 mm of Para, NR. 0502. Number equal. Bright run. Standard inscription. Left in front at the griffstueck "M.1946"/Krone/"H.V designates.". Complete original burnishing with weak stretcher traces at the edges. Dark-brown nut wood grip caps. Fangring. Magazine. In the brown military cardboard, "HMAK/1005-126/9-M/M P.46 PISTOL I pc." marks, with putzstock. Nearly new preservation. Rarely, total manufacturing only 1500 pieces.
Acquisition illusoryrequiring.
Condition: I Limit: 400 EURO
Ive mailed Questar, who knows, maybe its possible.
Some of the starting bid prices are quite fair, however I wonder how high they would run.
Thanks for the translation Gregm I did the same, and learned a few new words. The Danish HP sure would be nice!
Questar said
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We do not offer our import/export services outside of North America.
Mark
It can probably be done, but I doubt its worth the hassel.
Might not be too bad Mikkel. The Canadian side as far as I know is just a matter of verifying and registering within 30 days, provided it's a non-restricted. Might be a good idea to contact the auctioneers to see if they would take care of the German side. Might not be bad, but still risky....
The German Part of Paperwork is not a grat Deal. Unless you have somebody who made the Paperwork for you ( takes round about 6 weeks ). A canadian citzen cannot do the German Paperwork. For the German Paperwork you need a German Firearms Dealer or a German Individual wich holds a German ( Waffenbesitzkarte or a German Jagdschein ).
He can do all the nessasary Paperwork.
Here is a German Firearms Dealer which did in the Past some of Export try to contact him by email:
info@bockenberg.com
His Name is Willi Obermeier
so his English is not very well prevent special Words, so keep your conversation just simple. I consider to buy a store here in my hometown and apply for a Firearms Dealer business. After that I am able to import Firearms from Europe to Canada and from Canada to Europe.
In case that you guys need an translator German/English I will do my best to help you out.