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It seems so, the postage charge is there and..Will the company actually send them to the the UK as many won't ?
Im just concerned an over zealous customs officer might err on the side of caution when seeing a small shaft, spring and o-rings with “gun parts” or something written on the customs form, and confiscate my plinker bitsThe only place I could find to match a 4mm extension socket that I lost was in the USA. Cost me £12 but no probs getting it.
That is always a possibility unfortunately, but at least you are under the £135 duty limitIm just concerned an over zealous customs officer might err on the side of caution when seeing a small shaft, spring and o-rings with “gun parts” or something written on the customs form, and confiscate my plinker bits![]()
You could always ask the seller to list it as 'pneumatic spares'Im just concerned an over zealous customs officer might err on the side of caution when seeing a small shaft, spring and o-rings with “gun parts” or something written on the customs form, and confiscate my plinker bits![]()
Exactly.except 'pneumatic spares' is an accurate description, if it's for a PCP
How do I contact him ?I have been dealing with John Groenwold for many years, he understands both U.S. and U.K customs very well, and will list the parts appropriately without put himself in trouble with U.S law.
I have never had any spares confiscated or been charged import fees in over 20 years of dealing with him.
Pete.
Also Pneumatics cover considerably more dangerous equipment than a 12ft/lbs air rifle!Exactly.
The Oxford dictionary states: 'Pneumatic means containing or operated by air or gas under pressure'.
Hi Pete, Just wanted to say thank you for spreading the good word about us! Thought you would like to know that John (my Father and business partner) has been semi retired for about 7-8 years. But he still works hard supporting me by making parts for me and making improvements to our website and he is an AWESOME knowledge base for me. Now we are mostly focused on parts, rather than repairs, since John is turning 80 this year and understandably wants some time to focus on his own collection. But we really appreciate that you've been with us for so long! Thank you.I have been dealing with John Groenwold for many years, he understands both U.S. and U.K customs very well, and will list the parts appropriately without put himself in trouble with U.S law.
I have never had any spares confiscated or been charged import fees in over 20 years of dealing with him.
Pete.