Is it possible to buy a REPLICA Short Magazine Lee–Enfield Mk III in Australia. I've looked and have no clue.
>>27946181
>in Australia
it's possible to own any sort of gun in australia? I thought you needed a permit for airsoft guns there
>>27946235
Yeah you do. Iv'e Spent about an hour today on the phone talking to Ranges and fucking replica places. I dont want one that fires. i just want one to add to my War memorabilia
>>27946181
>Is it possible to buy a REPLICA Short Magazine Lee–Enfield Mk III in Australia. I've looked and have no clue.
Short answer, no.
Get your licence and get a real one, it will be cheaper and you'll be able to have ammo as well.
>>27946181
Get an airsoft version, that way you don't have to worry about red tape
>>27946538
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need licence for airsoft
>>27946538
You need a licence for a non functioning replica (collectors licence minimum).
No one does airsoft here, it has the same restrictions as a real gun at which point why bother?
Why the fuck would you want to buy a replica when you could buy a real one cheaper? They're dime-a-dozen. Just look.
>>27946181
http://collectorsarmoury.com.au/Militaria%20Sales/Replica%20Rifles%20303%20Lee%20Enfield%20SMLE%20German%20Mauser%20K98%20Arisaka%20Japanese%20Rifle.htm
>>27946573
No , in WA you can buy a deactivated model with no license at all http://www.wellingtonsurplus.com.au/showProduct/militaria/deactivated-models/RR0303/Deactivated-WWI-303-Rifle-Short-Lee-Enfield-No.1-Mk-III , you just have to be over 18 and you go pay for it.
>>27946181
OP if you live in WA you can get a replica without a license.
I would suggest though just getting at least a collectors license. Cat A/B shooters license if you want the same amount of trouble and actually want something you can shoot.
