Hazzaa

At the moment it's just the pistol and gas shotgun... unless laws have changed recently. FPS limits might be an issue? I'd need to check them over again.

would showing I have had a UKARA in the past, along with bookings... hell even photo evidence of me taking part in skermishes in the past. It's a shame I can't get the site owner to write a statement or something, given that the site no longer exists and I think Covid got him. I'd rather not fly with the guns, explaining to security "Yes this is an airsoft desert eagle... yes it is all metal and yes that is also my shorty gas shotgun." Doesn't sound very entertaining. Of course, the other option is going through a shipping container with the rest of my stuff, at that point, I would have to tell the carrier what it is, probably have them packed up seperately in a gun case with the documentation of "They're not real officer, I swear" to which, that isn't a certainty either.

Thanks for the response, Yes I saw a few about crossing borders by land or sea for visits but not for moving with the rest of the persons belongings as such. I used to have a UKARA number, but the site it was tied to no longer exists and it hasn't been renewed in maybe 6+ years.

Hello, first post here. I am a British citizen currently living and working in Toronto Canada, I have a few airsoft RIFs in my possession, I don't currently have any immediate plans to move back to the UK right now, however with work, it is always a possibility. Has anyone had any experience with moving to the UK with airsoft RIFs and equipment? I used to play when I lived in the UK, a site near Warminster which sadly shut down a year or so ago. I would also imagine my UKARA has long since expired. Any help or advice would be fantast.