Ron Post and his many knives

Posted by wlben in Tuesday, September 1st 2009 under: Spyderco Knives

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MovieMan Said,

September 1st, 2009 @7:36 am

Is it allowed to post a knife to Australia?
I want to send my sister a pocket knife for Xmas. I am in the UK and she is in Australia. Are there any postal regulations which will cause a problem sending a knife from the UK to Australia?

pergora5 Said,

September 1st, 2009 @7:38 am

How about ordering one online from Australia and getting it delivered to her? That way it never needs to cross borders.
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pecker93 Said,

September 1st, 2009 @7:40 am

here in Australia
they’re have been some new laws pasted that people in Victoria must have a dangerous weapons license on some knifes.
i was looking to buy a knife of eBay until i found out about these laws.
these laws only accour for some states but to ship one into australia it would be best to check with australian customs.

thanks.
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Mattyc25 Said,

September 1st, 2009 @7:42 am

Knives are a restricted import into Australia, some are allowed, some are not. Knives which are NOT permitted for import are:

Daggers, flick knives, butterfly knives, trench knives, ballistic knives, concealed knives/blades, throwing knives/blades/axes, star knives, push knives, sheath knives, non-metallic knives.

So if it is a small pocket knife you should be right mate, check my second source for a detailed description of restricted imports for knives.

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http://www.customs.gov.au/site/page.cfm?u=4369#e1066

http://www.customs.gov.au/webdata/resources/files/Import_BladedWeapons.pdf

Anton C Said,

September 1st, 2009 @7:44 am

my dad got sent a really awesome knife from the us, and we live in Australia. its really nice, but illegal to carry around. I think that it would be ok to send her a knife, just so long as she understands that it may be illegal to carry around without a license.
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Col Said,

September 1st, 2009 @7:46 am

Not permitted by Royal Mail
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BillyB8 Said,

September 1st, 2009 @7:48 am

Col is wrong. Royal Mail will accept a closed pocket knife in it’s box and then in a padded envelope. The only problem I can see is if the Australian authorities intercept it. As I don’t know the age restrictions on knife ownership over there.
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