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Ardesa guns
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walruskid1
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all i know is that i wrote to ardessa and tried to call with no response. :cursing:
rafterob
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Traditions...but they do not import many of the Ardessa models.
gmww
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I got no response from Ardesa as well. Traditions wrote me back stating it was not one of the models they import. Well duh.
I might have to do some research about legally purchasing one and having it brought into the US. Not sure where to even start.
I might have to do some research about legally purchasing one and having it brought into the US. Not sure where to even start.
zimmerstutzen
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Try the English distributor, Henry Krank company. They sell alot of fine antique guns all over the world and can probably guide you through the process of importing one from them. not sure of us customs, but I know others do it.
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