99's
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- riceone
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99's
These are most of my 99's. No series through 40th, one from each arsenal and sub contractor including 11th and 27th rope holes. riceone.
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VERY NICE!
Makes my 3 + BP look a bit sick though!! 

Duncan
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That is some collection...
...and not something you are likely to see in the UK. I am glad the US GI was allowed to bring rifles home from the Pacific as a lot less would have survived otherwise. The British soldier wasn't officially allowed to bring firearns back home so no bringbacks in the UK. The Type 99 rifles I have were imported to the UK from the USA so I have to thank some nameless US servicemen for bringing the rifles I have back from the war.
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Peter.
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Roy
I think there are a couple of dealers in mainland U.K who specialise in the import and export of firearms, but I have never checked it out. I must make a few enquiries as it would be interesting to see what they would charge. It may be the case that with the exchange rate what it is, it could still be a viable proposition All of the dealers that I know in N Ireland are bringing their firearms in from Germany.
Ian
I think there are a couple of dealers in mainland U.K who specialise in the import and export of firearms, but I have never checked it out. I must make a few enquiries as it would be interesting to see what they would charge. It may be the case that with the exchange rate what it is, it could still be a viable proposition All of the dealers that I know in N Ireland are bringing their firearms in from Germany.
Ian
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Here is one Ian........
I saw this in GunMart. They may be worth a look. http://www.pbs-int.co.uk You buy direct from overseas and use them to ship. Suppose the UK / NI regs will bugger it up once it gets to your side though. Just a thought 

Duncan
What contemptible scoundrel has stolen the cork to my lunch? -- W.C. Fields
"Many of those who enjoy freedom know little of its price."
You can't fix Stupid, but you can occasionally head it off before it hurts something.
What contemptible scoundrel has stolen the cork to my lunch? -- W.C. Fields
"Many of those who enjoy freedom know little of its price."
You can't fix Stupid, but you can occasionally head it off before it hurts something.
Duncan
Rifles are no problem, if I can get one to the Uk mainland its no problem for me to get it to N Ireland. Once its on my permit I could even go and pick it up myself. Handguns are a different matter. I know a few people who deal in handguns in England, but I then need a Section 5 dealer to drive to the shop to collect it. I was offered a Webley Mk VI in mint condition for £500 from a guy in England. I was happy to pay this, but on checking with a Section 5 dealer here, he said it would cost in region of £350 to £400 to bring it over, boat fare, fuel etc. Rifles can still be posted over to a Registered Firearms Dealer. The cost of this is usually around £50. The problem with N Ireland is that there are no dealers who have decent stuff. I know the majority of the dealers in N Ireland and they phone me from time to time if they have anything interesting for sale. When I go and look at the firearms however, 9 times out of 10 they are in poor condition. I suppose I am a bit fussy, but they must be shooters and in relatively good condition.
Ian
Rifles are no problem, if I can get one to the Uk mainland its no problem for me to get it to N Ireland. Once its on my permit I could even go and pick it up myself. Handguns are a different matter. I know a few people who deal in handguns in England, but I then need a Section 5 dealer to drive to the shop to collect it. I was offered a Webley Mk VI in mint condition for £500 from a guy in England. I was happy to pay this, but on checking with a Section 5 dealer here, he said it would cost in region of £350 to £400 to bring it over, boat fare, fuel etc. Rifles can still be posted over to a Registered Firearms Dealer. The cost of this is usually around £50. The problem with N Ireland is that there are no dealers who have decent stuff. I know the majority of the dealers in N Ireland and they phone me from time to time if they have anything interesting for sale. When I go and look at the firearms however, 9 times out of 10 they are in poor condition. I suppose I am a bit fussy, but they must be shooters and in relatively good condition.
Ian