I am after one myself Dale, the Cold Steel Barong specifically. Seems no one stocks them in Blighty anymore and i am unsure exactly how well importing them would be received by GB customs despite being perfectly legal.Are you selling? or wanting? Its in the for sale section. No pic either. I might want a machete if you got one for sale x

i dont know where. obvious but av u contacted cold steel? xI am after one myself Dale, the Cold Steel Barong specifically. Seems no one stocks them in Blighty anymore and i am unsure exactly how well importing them would be received by GB customs despite being perfectly legal. View attachment 106126
They being customs, they absolutely can, and that'll be that. There'll be no arguing it or reimbursement, I agree with CLEM, the barong will cause a stir and likely be confiscated. It's happened a lot in the past with far less intimidating knives, people were losing Spyderco's, even a UKPK (a knife that's name means UK Pen Knife, designed specifically to be within UK law). He did get that back though, it was too hard for HMRC to argue.just get it imported . if its legal thers not a thing they can do xxx
Yeh actually you are right. it was a foolish comment by me given that they just do whatever they want regardless. One law for them and another law for us. dd xxThey being customs, they absolutely can, and that'll be that. There'll be no arguing it or reimbursement, I agree with CLEM, the barong will cause a stir and likely be confiscated. It's happened a lot in the past with far less intimidating knives, people were losing Spyderco's, even a UKPK (a knife that's name means UK Pen Knife, designed specifically to be within UK law). He did get that back though, it was too hard for HMRC to argue.
I think a Stuart Mitchell barong is the way to go @CLEM.![]()
See my last post Clem am and to add I just emailed a supplier in RO Ireland to see if they have one. DD xWanted as above
Cold Steel Barong machete