We are experts in shipping firearms related products to Australia.

Exporting controlled items from the USA to Australia has become complex. Many US vendors will only ship to US addresses. That's why we are here to help.

What you need to do: 

• We will need the following documents to apply for the US export permit:
• Your purchase order.
• We will apply for the US export permit.
• When we receive the export permit you should ship your items to our US address.
• We will process the shipping via USPS or similar carrier with discounted rates.
• We will invoice you for our fees and the shipping cost.
• Once your payment has cleared we will ship and send the tracking info.
• When the parcel arrives in Australia you will need to:
• Pay the GST in Australia.
• Produce your B709A import approval from your State Police.
• Other costs: Please note that any additional courier and clearing costs that may be incurred are not part of our service fee - we only arrange the export permit and we get the box(es) shipped to Australia.

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Data Sheets:

New South Wales

Victoria B709A

Queensland B709A

Border Force

Police certification

Police certification is sufficient to import most firearm magazines into Australia. This certification will generally be a B709A - Importation of Firearms – Police Confirmation and Certification form.

Handgun ammunition can also be imported on a B709D - Category H – Police Confirmation and Certification form.

Firearms dealers can also use a B709DA - Ongoing Importation by Firearms Dealer – Police Confirmation form and provide details of the goods at the time of importation.

Forms can be obtained from your state or territory police firearms and weapons registry.

The original signed form you receive from the police registry must be presented to the ABF at the time of importation (or a copy of the B709DA).

Department of Home Affairs Permit

To import the following firearms, written permission must be obtained from the Department of Home Affairs prior to importation:

• Category C firearms, other than those imported for Primary Producers as detailed above
• Category D and Prohibited Firearms
• the firearm has fully automatic firing capability
• the appearance of the firearm is substantially the same as a fully automatic firearm
• a firearm accessory is attached or is integral to the firearm.

You are unable to apply for Police Certification for the above firearms.

To receive permission from the Department of Home Affairs to import the above firearms, you will need to satisfy one of the applicable tests in Part 1 of Schedule 6 of the Regulations. The tests cover different circumstances, such as:

• firearm dealers
• sports shooters
• vertebrate pest controllers
• official purposes (for supply to the Government of the Commonwealth, a state or a territory)
• repairs, modification, testing and training
• for the purposes of research or development by a known research or development importer for firearms or related defence and law enforcement products and the article is being imported is for the completion of a project or tender
• for use in the production of a film

Importers must apply online through the application to import firearms or firearms related articles portal for permission to import firearms and associated items. The portal has a provisional classification section to assist importers understand which tests may apply to the firearms being imported.

Generally, to receive permission to import firearms for the above purposes, you will need to demonstrate you are appropriately licenced, provide evidence that the import is for a particular purpose (e.g. contracts or purchase orders for supply to Government of the Commonwealth, a state or a territory) and provide any other relevant material required to assist your application for permission to import.

The import permit must be presented to the ABF at the time of importation.