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The Cambodian army has a few thousands SKS and type 56 carabines ( we still are trying to figure out how many are still laying around in various storage facilities) and a bunch other stuff but for now we are focusing on the more easy items.

After years of asking we might finally be able to get an export permit within the next few months and be able to sell these items to the anywhere we can legally import them to.

For shipping we have already sorted out a carrier that can also take DG1.4 ammo as well.

However I don't have much experience with the import process. I know that these item should qualify as they have been out of China and Russia for decades but I am wondering if we should just sell them in bulk to an importer that will take the whole lot but for cheap or maybe try to import them ourselves and auction them off.

What are your thoughts?
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>Coming soon to RTI.....
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>>65506939
Idk about importation laws but I wouldn't mind buying one of these. A whole bunch of ammo too would be nice, my ak has been getting kind of skinny lately.
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>>65506939
Go the ATF website, look for contact number. Call. Ask to meet with local field agent to go over what's required. Once understand federal requirements, submit all license applications to ATF. Then apply for business license in your state. Whule thse are processing, find a company in Cambodia who can legally export the weapons to you. Determine cost of firearms, export tariffs, shipping, import tariffs, etc... to begin building prospectus. Once licensure process is complete, show prospectus to investors/banks. When funding is secured, arrange for exporter/shipper in country to legally get the guns sent to you. Sell guns, pay back investors, look at bottom line, realize small-scale import business is at best marginally profitable, and decide if you're OK with that or get out of the business. Same with any other import game. Good luck.
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>>65506939

Be careful, some of the import bans literally don't care HOW long it's been out of the originating country. I can't remember if it's the Russian or Chinese one that has no time limit, I'd talk to a licensed importer or ATF to find out.
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Well find the indian pistols guy lol... ask him. Other than that are they NICE sks rifles or beaters?
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>>65506939
>Type 56
Do you mean the Chinese SKS or Chinese AK with this? Presumably the former, but it's important to clarify.

Anyway, like the other guy says, literally ask the ATF about it, this is part of their job.

>>65507313
Unlikely to be mint rifles, but they may still be good. I hope OP knows the conditions of them and isn't buying rusty scrap metal.

>>65507285
Really? Well, in the worst case, could the Norinco ones be cut up into parts kits to get around that? Wouldn't be ideal, but it'd still have some value.
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>>65506939
Why would you want a gun by and for faggots?
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>>65507285
I know it's not china because some type 56s were imported from albania several years ago
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>>65506939
In the running for most haunted gun one could acquire
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>>65507208

Money is not an issue. We don't need any loan. We can also do all procedures on Cambodian side and deal with shipping as we have been exporting dangerous goods out of Cambodia for a over decade. We also shipped a lot of commercial explosives to the States ( literally thousands of tons) but never really dealt with firearms and our current clients do not have experience with old surplus either and we usually rely on them for import.

There is quite a treasure trove here of old stuff and I have made attempts at buying many items but the export process always required the president equivalent (PM) here to sign off on it which was a major hurdle. Now we managed to have a series of face to face meetings with the minister of defense for other matters and now of looks like that finally the paperwork will come through. As there is near zero market for personal firearms here all these items are just using up space.

About condition of the items there is the full spectrum.
From the super fancy chromed SKS that were specially made for the royal guards to the baten up training rifles and some new in box.
Anyway planty of old things, there are loads of AK mags of all types, some american stuff that was supplied to the pro American lon nol govt, Vietnamese stuff, some old French guns, a bunch of mig 21 that have last been upgraded by an Israeli company in the 2000s but have been grounded for years. An absolutely massive Russian helicopter called Nathalie that need some repairs (Mi-26) and a lot more random items.
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>>65507558
Look up the guys at royal tiger imports, they specialize in this kind of shit
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>>65507481
Seething about the other thread, huh?
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>>65507558
I would highly recommend just contacting one of the US importers and letting them buy if off you in a bulk lot. Century, Simpsons, Moka's raifus, RTI would be last on my list. They're cunts.
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>>65508069
Moka is a fukken faggot too
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Shoot me an email
Sales@mokasraifus.com
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>>65506939
god speed anon i hope this works out for you, i'd really like to get my hands on some surp from more esoteric countries. i wish the indian pistol guy didn't disappear i would've snagged one of those pipe bombs in an instant.
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>>65507558

American stuff is pretty dangerous, legally. Never know what kind of program it was supplied under; some might still be technically DOD property and trying to import it will open a huge legal can of worms. Never fun to fight DOJ lawyers over that.

https://wwiiafterwwii.wordpress.com/2026/04/18/why-it-is-difficult-to-reimport-wwii-american-guns-back-into-the-usa-today/
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info@mercdyn.com

Lots of experience with imports. Send an email and we can figure out a deal thats good for both of us
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>>65506939
Fuck me running man, are you telling me you've got access to basically all the surplus inventory of the Cambodian Army, and are going through the process of cataloging a bunch of it for export?
This sounds fucking fascinating.
Lol do you need a volunteer to sift through Cambodian arms warehouses with you?
I've burned my vacation time for the year already but I would take a leave of absence from work for a month for that opportunity.
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>>65506939
You should post pics! We love seeing weapon crates and storerooms
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>>65506939
those look beat to shit and stained with the blood of a thousand toddlers
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>>65509281
this
Can we pick hand select for more toddler blood?
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>>65506939
Do you need someone to help you catalog all this stuff I have an autistic level of knowledge on surplus firearms and valuation.
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>>65507520
New People who needed to be killed immediately were executed with blunt tools and sharp instruments. Few of the commie’s firearms should be too haunted, they mostly stopped being used after the taking of the capitol. bullets were of limited supply to the Reds since they were solely gifts from China.
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>>65509281
The Khmer Rogue probably didn't shoot toddlers, anon, that's ridiculous, more likely they just picked them up by their feet and swung their heads into trees, just like they did to infants.



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