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Updated : 14 August 2009
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Important
Update Information for International Customers. We get many enquiries particularly from the
USA seeking supplies of RWS ammunition and primers, particularly Berdan
Primers. We are able to supply unprimed RWS brass and
projectiles in various calibres for export by post however we cannot supply
loaded ammunition or primers to overseas customers. Ammunition and primers cannot be posted,
most courier companies such as UPS, Fed-Ex, DHL etc will not accept
“Dangerous Goods” or any firearm related products for export from Australia;
they will carry firearm products from USA to Australia but not back to USA. The only way we can export dangerous goods
to most countries is by Air Cargo (assuming we can find a carrier which is not
easy) or by Container Ship. Sea freight minimum charges are for 1000 kg,
which is a lot of product; Air Cargo is about US$15.00 per kg for Dangerous
Goods plus about US$350.00 in flat rate airport charges, documentation fees,
security charges, export licences etc. A few thousand primers or 100 rounds
of ammunition is not a viable delivery proposition. Anything less than about us$10,000.00 worth
of ammunition product is simply not a realistic shipping proposition under
any circumstances. There is also the matter of documentation
from the importing country which is required by the Australian Government to
issue an Export Licence, you have to fill out an Australian Defence
Department form and send it to us to submit to the Defence Export Control
Office for us to be permitted to export ammunition or components. RWS does not have an office in USA, they do
however supply their products to Umarex USA and North Sylva Company in
Canada, I don’t know if either of these companies will supply the products
you seek in America but it would be more realistic to enquire from either of
those companies who already import RWS products to North America. Exports to New Zealand are less problematic
however there are also many countries to which we are simply not permitted to
Export under a range of International Treaties. |
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