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#31 Post by Polchraine »

mag41uk wrote:I wonder what you would pay in the US for the reverse process?
As I understand it, you will pay DUTY at the appropriate rate on the goods (not postage), no Purchase tax (VAT equivalent), plus $6 USPS handling and $5.50 CBP handling.

Not sure about extra for Saturday delivery, however, if a send a parcel on "Priority Mail" within the US there is no extra charge for Saturday, all six days are the same cost.


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US imports are duty free up to $800 value. So the answer is just the handling fee. Damn sight cheaper than this way round!
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Pippin89 wrote:US imports are duty free up to $800 value. So the answer is just the handling fee. Damn sight cheaper than this way round!
If there is no duty, then no handling fee either.


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With any luck, many of these charges will disappear if we get a free trade agreement with US.
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Hunterboy wrote:With any luck, many of these charges will disappear if we get a free trade agreement with US.
The only one would be the Duty element - would still have VAT and the inspection fees.


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#36 Post by Pippin89 »

So after an inspection, it was clear that the barrel channel was no where near wide enough for the barrel. I can excuse that as it's almost definitely had a new barrel at some point so it might be wider. An hour or so with some sandpaper wrapped around a socket did the trick. Other than that there was a small clash with the bolt handle when fully closed, again not hard to solve. And the floor plate recess needed just a hair taken off the front to get it to line up properly. There are a couple of tiny dings in it as well but I guess that's expected for laminate. Its bound to break through and chip a tiny bit off.
Overall for £300 I'm very happy.
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