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I get the point about sending it back if it goes faulty. One of my shooting party has just returned his Leupold back to Oregan as the scope has gone on the Fritz

£42 in postage, Ouch

In the end, I settled for the Vortex Diamondback. very impressive

Lying on the USA Custom's export form will get the sender a lengthy prison sentence and the loss of all of their firearms (felons can't own firearms LEGALLY).

Good old Customs & Excise will no doubt take a chunk as Michael says.

In the past, I ordered some Chinese kites from San Francisco, the bamboo and paper types. The duty was more than what I paid for the kites

I also do some scale modelling [1/24 car kits] and recently I bought some model parts from the US. I got a letter from the UK Customs, saying they wanted ££extra before they'd send it on to me. I wasn't prepared to get ripped off by the Gov, so got a refund.

Buyer Beware ..... or if you know someone in the US, get them to buy it, then send it as a present as it's 2nd hand [or so I understand]

Hi Mark,

You'll be looking at the price including shipping, VAT and customs duty of about £1050, + the Royal Mail handling fee of £8. I've got stung importing custom flashlights a few times by the various duties (VAT payable above £39, customs duties above £135). I'd say it's better value to purchase from a UK-based RFD, because you'll have the support if anything is amiss.

Cheers,

Mick

Hi Mark, for clarification my suggestion would be to contact Customs & Excise to be completely sure.