While you’re waiting for your Matadors……..
I thought I would share with you how I coped waiting for my Matadors. It’s a loooong story with a lot to learn. I started this thread back in June 2011 while still waiting, – and oddly enough it became one of the most viewed threads on this forum.
This is how it started:
As it happens, I am the lucky owner of a serious harem of nice guns. And I frequently visit my summerplace on the coast down south in Norway, where weather is the only restriction to my shooting….
Summernights are nice and light with sunset around 22hrs….:

So yesterday I quit Oslo for a few weeks. Fed up with my loooongish waiting for ED and friends to deliver I took 11 members of my harem with me.
Here they are:

As some of you may know, I test and review guns for our Norwegian forum, and this time a comparison of springers is on the agenda….
So go ahead and name them, from left to right…….
And yes. There will be a more in depth test of Lelya 090 who has got new glasses for the occasion…….. π
Life is too short to sit put and wait……… π
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Matter of definition I guess…….
Remember what Ed wrote to me the first time they tried shipment to me out of Estonia. I got this from Ed on Nov. 21st last year:
“Hi, Trygve,
I have bad news, you guns were arrested by the Estonia police at the
post office. We are trying to solve the situation now but I will
assemble two new guns to delivery you as soon as possible. Sorry for
the delay.
With the best regards
Ed”
As I understand it, a license is required for .22 guns in Estonia which the sender did not have. There are also other issues related to Estonia and that particular shipment (all according to ED, I have a long email correspondance with him regarding the above incident).
While the price for an air-ticket to Estonia (it’s actually very cheap) is easy to digest for me, – a potential stay in an Estonian Jail resulting from trying to smuggle weapons out of the country may be less tasty……
Also to take any gun onboard an airplane is a problem in itself. If you want to do it legally that is……..
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The problem is not on the receiving side. In Norway it is completely legal to import high powered air-guns as long as you have the proper permit. And I have. Lots of them actually. The problem seems to be on the Estonian side (if at all my guns have reached Estonia). I have emailed Andrey (ED’s official rep. in Estonia) and asked for the exact location of my guns right now, – unfortunately with no reply……….
I have also asked for the contact details of the company in Germany which is said to be on holiday. Again with no reply…..
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One should think so. Especially if the guns really are in Germany. Germany ships high powered air-guns (Weirauch HW100 is one, Diana is another) as well as powder burners all over the world all the time. Also to Norway, – and that’s without any problems whatsoever….
A bit higher up in this thread I have quoted Andrey’s offer to DPD from Estonia to Sweden with a time frame of 2-3 days. An offer which in itself is strange when my guns are said to be in Germany…..
Also under DPD regulations fire-arms are not permitted……
There are lots of things here I simply don’t understand…….. π
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