Geektastic: Just pop along to your nearest Blue Gang station and ask to speak to the Arms Officer. That way you will get the information from the horse's mouth.

I've asked them about importing knives before due to some pretty odd rules that they have about what is allowed and what is not.

KiwiNZ:

Geektastic: Just pop along to your nearest Blue Gang station and ask to speak to the Arms Officer. That way you will get the information from the horse's mouth.

I've asked them about importing knives before due to some pretty odd rules that they have about what is allowed and what is not.

I think the correct term NZ Police

Geektastic:

KiwiNZ:

Geektastic: Just pop along to your nearest Blue Gang station and ask to speak to the Arms Officer. That way you will get the information from the horse's mouth.

I've asked them about importing knives before due to some pretty odd rules that they have about what is allowed and what is not.

I think the correct term NZ Police

Most of them appear to be covered in tattoos, so Blue Gang suits them better.

KiwiNZ:

Geektastic:

KiwiNZ:

Geektastic: Just pop along to your nearest Blue Gang station and ask to speak to the Arms Officer. That way you will get the information from the horse's mouth.

I've asked them about importing knives before due to some pretty odd rules that they have about what is allowed and what is not.

I think the correct term NZ Police

Most of them appear to be covered in tattoos, so Blue Gang suits them better.

Friendly suggestion , you may want to re read the  FUG  "When talking about a company use their real name. We follow the principle that respect must go both ways."

Geektastic:

KiwiNZ:

Geektastic:

KiwiNZ:

Geektastic: Just pop along to your nearest Blue Gang station and ask to speak to the Arms Officer. That way you will get the information from the horse's mouth.

I've asked them about importing knives before due to some pretty odd rules that they have about what is allowed and what is not.

I think the correct term NZ Police

Most of them appear to be covered in tattoos, so Blue Gang suits them better.

Friendly suggestion , you may want to re read the  FUG  "When talking about a company use their real name. We follow the principle that respect must go both ways."

They are not (yet) a company...

As soon as Omnicorp take over though.....!

throbb: Does anyone know the rules on importing an Air Rifle? From what I can see, you dont not need a licence to import one unless its on the restricted list.

Can anyone confrim its ok?

Thanks

Elpie:

throbb: Does anyone know the rules on importing an Air Rifle? From what I can see, you dont not need a licence to import one unless its on the restricted list.

Can anyone confrim its ok?

Thanks

You need to talk to the local Arms Officer at the police station. Show them the details of the air rifle you want to import and check that it's okay. If it doesn't look like it could be automatic, or like a pistol, or MSSA, you won't need an import permit BUT by checking with the Arms Officer before you bring it in you then have evidence to argue with customs if some idiot there thinks it looks suspect. Make a note of the time/date and name of the Arms Office you speak to in case you need it later. 

KiwiNZ:

Geektastic: Just pop along to your nearest Blue Gang station and ask to speak to the Arms Officer. That way you will get the information from the horse's mouth.

I've asked them about importing knives before due to some pretty odd rules that they have about what is allowed and what is not.

I think the correct term NZ Police

throbb:

Elpie:

throbb: Does anyone know the rules on importing an Air Rifle? From what I can see, you dont not need a licence to import one unless its on the restricted list.

Can anyone confrim its ok?

Thanks

You need to talk to the local Arms Officer at the police station. Show them the details of the air rifle you want to import and check that it's okay. If it doesn't look like it could be automatic, or like a pistol, or MSSA, you won't need an import permit BUT by checking with the Arms Officer before you bring it in you then have evidence to argue with customs if some idiot there thinks it looks suspect. Make a note of the time/date and name of the Arms Office you speak to in case you need it later. 

I just got a response from the police, and they flat out said i have to get a permit.