I'm moving to Santiago at the end of the year and I was wondering how would I go about importing some handguns that I currently own. A vintage mil-spec 1911 and a factory custom Springfield Armory 1911. I reside in NYC and I legally have them registered as per law as well as a license to own them. It would be a shame if I would have to leave them with my father much less if I would have to sell them. Also are there any legal shooting ranges in DR or am I just kidding myself. Any info you wonderful people can provide would be greatly appreciated.
- Thread starter gatamayo
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Firearms in D.R.
Hola gatamayo!
You might want to check these treads:
http://www.dr1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38384&highlight=guns
http://www.dr1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33866&highlight=guns
or just go under the "search" option and look under "guns"!
Good day!
You might want to check these treads:
http://www.dr1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38384&highlight=guns
http://www.dr1.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33866&highlight=guns
or just go under the "search" option and look under "guns"!
Good day!
Unless you have a MAJOR in with the local military
Leave them at home.
the .45 is considered to be a military handgun and no Dominican is allowed to won a rifle. Only shotguns.
Permits are $200+ a year and the rigamarol is crazy.
Leave them at home until you size up the situation.
HB
Leave them at home.
the .45 is considered to be a military handgun and no Dominican is allowed to won a rifle. Only shotguns.
Permits are $200+ a year and the rigamarol is crazy.
Leave them at home until you size up the situation.
HB
Hillbilly said:Leave them at home.
the .45 is considered to be a military handgun and no Dominican is allowed to won a rifle. Only shotguns.
Permits are $200+ a year and the rigamarol is crazy.
Leave them at home until you size up the situation.
HB
Or stand by the ARMED FRIGGEN GUARDS that are EVERY WHERE !