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It's been recomended to me a few times but ive not needed to use them yet, so can't say about import tax, it would be pretty cheap as there light.

What do u need o rings for? It could be worth asking on here or giving a uk paintball supplier a ring, there are always spares floating around.
 

JakeS

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I just wanted a set for a 2010 PMR as a back up in case something goes wrong... I seem to have misplaced the spares that came with it.
 

PhilP

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If the import is less than £18 the chances are you won't get hit for VAT (which is what you usually have to pay on import rather than import duty). Technically, if the item isn't a gift, duty is payable on any amount, but often they seem to get through.

Above £18, you may well have to pay VAT at 17.5% on the whole amount, including the shipping. Whoever deals with the import, Parcel Farce etc., will also want a good slice of moolah for doing all the paperwork for the customs and excise, and this handling charge is often about £13.

I bought my Tippy A5 from a guy in the States off ebay (as they can sell markers on it there) and got a good deal even allowing for VAT and handling charge.

If the price difference between USA and UK is smallish, I wouldn't bother, at least not until the pound is stronger again (bought my A5 at about 2:1).

Phil
 

foot

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Jan 6, 2009
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if its for a PMR go direct to Dye or one of the shops that sell Dye gear like BZ or LiPS