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[dish_bizkit]

Hey bros! Hope yall are having a good day.

I got a question:

what are the legalities involved to purchase powders of Boldenon and Prop from outside the country, say China?

If anyone has had any experience in this I would appreaciate any info you can give. All I want to purchase are the powders only. What kind of trouble can I get myself into for purchasing this? Customs, FBI, DEA or any of these govt. peeps gonna come knockin' at my door?
Let me know guys.

Thanks,

Dish

 

[bbkingpin]

I would say so. If you go to the Schedules listed by the government, they are pretty extensive and specify the compounds -- e.g., trenbolone, boldenone -- and not just Equipoise or Parabolan or Finiplix.

 

[manny78]

Isn't there some kind of restrictions on stuff from China, Cuba, Lybia ??? I know for example, Norinco firearms aren't allowed to be bought by US citizens.

 

[kwik95gt]

it doesnt matter if its premade mixed in oil or powder. but, its a little bit more of a risk getting the raw materials through(for obvious reasons). that didnt stop me however-and i just made 50ml of test e. @500mg/ml with 7% ba &7%bb

 

[gsxr600]

why did you use so much ba and bb?

 

[Citruscide]

The US does have some trade embargos against Cuba, China, Iraq, some other middle eastren countries, etc...

Ordering anything from there... even Q-Tips... is bad.

C-ditty

 

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Norinco firearms aren't allowed to be bought by US citizens

I have that brand AK-47... Bought it no problem...

 

[Skepticore]

it doesnt matter if its premade mixed in oil or powder. but, its a little bit more of a risk getting the raw materials through(for obvious reasons). that didnt stop me however-and i just made 50ml of test e. @500mg/ml with 7% ba &7%bb

It's not obvious to me why getting raw materials through is a greater risk than getting finished goods through. Why is this? Is it because powders generally are looked at more closely?

I would think the opposite would be true - that it's easier to get powders through, simply because of their lesser size. What am I missing?

 

[manny78]

I have that brand AK-47... Bought it no problem...

well recently there was a ban on them. For example, Marstar.ca does ship any kind of firearms to the US except Norinco stuff.

 

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I picked mine up in Nov 1999. It was a mess and I had to rebuild and refinish it. It's damn accurate for an AK without a scope. I think a scope would be a waste on it.