When you have made your selection from our catalog you then need to contact us to arrange your purchase. When you browse our catalog online each ad has a link to click on to email the dealer to either enquire about the item or to arrange purchase. A phone number is also supplied if you would prefer to phone.

You might like to check out our FAQ page.

The easiest way is to contact us by email to arrange your purchase. All firearms that cross state borders must be transferred from dealer to dealer.

The price of the firearm, as shown, is on the condition that, the full amount plus a minimum of $35 shipping and handling is paid for in full at the time of placing your order. Foreign shipping rates will be provided on request

Retrospectivity. Future changes in prices do not entitle any buyer to a refund.

Warranty

New firearms. Manufacturers warranty applies

Used firearms. There is no warranty on used firearms.

Having said that. We do make a commitment to represent every item with a thorough description and detailed photographs, along with a No Questions Asked - Seven Day Return Policy. "If you're not satisfied, then we're not satisfied!" Simply return the item within 7 days at your cost and you will receive a full refund of the purchase price less the shipping and handling fee.

Shipping

By law firearms can only be sent to a licenced Gun Dealer, Club Armourer or a Police Station (where there is no local Gun Dealer).

Foreign Orders

We accept foreign orders on a case by case basis. Application for export requires a permit issued by The Australian Department of Defence. Application times will be approximately two - four weeks. I have a friend in Queesland who does the exposting for me and the charge is $450AUD.

Each Australian state has laws relating to firearms, so please check these laws carefully before listing such items for sale. For further information regarding firearms legislation in Australian States please follow these links:

• New South Wales

• Tasmania

• Australian Capital Territory

• Queensland

• Western Australia

• Victoria

• South Australia

• Northern Territory

After purchasing your firearm, the seller will arrange for it to be sent to the local dealer of choice. Once you have your relevant Permit To Acquire, the firearm may then be collected from your dealer. If in doubt, contact your State Firearms Registry.

The Sporting Shooters Association of Australia( SSAA) has plenty of information on the legal aspects of firearms' transfers. I cannot recommend highly enough that you be a member of this association. Click here to visit the SSAA website.

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