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    Quote Originally Posted by CINDERS View Post
    Australiaicon is going the same way with barrels I hear then you have the issue of multiple same calibre weapons which they dislike as well and restrict you I am maxed out on 6 303's one more and one has to go so there I sit lookking at others but know I have to sacrifice one and I wont so that.
    Bugger.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by tbonesmithicon View Post
    Armalon UKicon made them, I have my small shipment in the country now, awaiting release from customs. Tuesday 24/06/14 could well be the date!!
    Any idea who or how to get one to NZ? and roughly how much ?

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    No I think its receivers in the UK as well. I asked a few dealers in the UK about a barrel and they said they would send me an ex-military barrel but they had sold them all but would let me know, They didnt mention an issue with shipping it out as long as I got a NZ permit if needbe. For NZ I'd need an import permit for a receiver but only because my AO (arms officer) says that Customs are too retarded to know the difference between a bolt action and semi-auto action receiver. From the USAicon however I think to export a barrel you have to get a licence per part (type) at $400US as barrels are restricted.

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