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Posted: 12/7/2017 8:43:25 PM EDT
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I’d definitely have bought the Brunswick first. It’s probably one of the rarest weapons to come out of Afghanistan. |
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Posted: 12/12/2017 6:07:43 AM EDT
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First of all you need to take your firearm over to the customs office. They will inspect, give you forms, etc.. Then you take to another legal office nearby (I forget the name, but the Custom's Office will tell you were to go.) More paper work and stamps. Then take to post office. Has to be sent Registered Mail. They will instruct you on how to wrap the package. They have the supplies. It's really that easy. I'm scheduled to go to BAF sometime in January (as of now) and will initiate this process. Will continue to update. Also, someone mentioned a marking under the barrel earlier in the thread, so last time I visited her to make a payment I looked for the marking and this is what I found: 
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